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Mau y Ricky , the pop duo made up of brothers Mauricio Reglero Rodriguez and Ricardo Reglero Rodriguez, have never shied away from unexpected pop fusions. On their new track “Llorar y Llorar,” they wanted to try incorporating and experimenting with Mexican sounds, and who better to help them do that than the Mexican singer-songwriter Carin León? León, a Sonora-born artist, has been building a huge fan base since leaving Grupo Arranke in 2018. He joins the guys for a weepy ballad that shows just how popular musica Mexicana has become over the last couple of years. “We feel that we are finally connecting our music with a sound that has been part of our lives since we were children,” Ricky said in a statement. “I am very proud of this song.” Mau added, “Working with Carin has been wonderful. I feel like we managed to unite the two worlds with a song that feels as much his as ours.” He also shares that he hopes the collaboration is one of many more to come. More from Rolling Stone Watch Mau y Ricky Get Chased by a Lonely Clown After Being Ghosted by Eladio Carrión on No Puede Ser Watch Liam Gallagher Perform Oasis Roll It Over for the First Time at Tour-Opening Gig King Princess: An Untamed Pop Queen Arrives Previously, the brothers teamed up with Eladio Carrion for “No Puede Ser,” an electro-pop song that was bright and energetic as a ride on a carnival ride. The accompanying video had a sense of humor and followed the guys as they ran around an amusement park, getting chased by a weepy clown. They released their album Rifrish in 2020. Best of Rolling Stone Fleetwood Macs 50 Greatest Songs All 206 of Taylor Swifts Songs, Ranked The Everly Brothers: 12 Essential Tracks Click here to read the full article. View comments
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