Ryan Castro and Luis R Conriquez Unite for Genre-Defying Single “Plebita”

In a striking fusion of musical styles, Colombian reggaeton sensation Ryan Castro collaborates with Luis R Conriquez, a prominent figure in Regional Mexican music, on their latest single “Plebita.” The track, which showcases a blend of urban rhythms and cultural narratives, has debuted its music video on Complex, marking a significant moment in the cross-genre collaboration.

Ryan Castro, hailed as a leading figure in the new wave of reggaeton, continues to bridge the gap between Latin urban music and Regional Mexican genres. Following the success of his 2x platinum hit “Quema” with Peso Pluma, Castro’s “Plebita” further cements his reputation for innovative musical pairings. The song tells the tale of a young woman’s romance with a local rogue, maintaining Castro’s signature street-style sound.

This collaboration represents a notable crossover for Luis R Conriquez into the urban genre, a move that Castro has been pioneering with various artists in the Regional Mexican scene. This partnership not only highlights Castro’s versatility but also positions him as a pivotal figure in the urban music landscape.

On social media, Castro has teased fans with hints of a potential Corrido Bélico project. “Plebita” is also expected to feature on his highly anticipated album “El Cantante Del Ghetto,” set for release in 2024.

Ryan Castro’s year has been marked by several high-profile collaborations, including “Chichi Pana” with Maldy, “Ritmo De Medallo” with Feid, the remix of “Una Noche En Medellín” featuring Karol G and Cris MJ, and “Ghetto Princess” alongside Ovy on The Drums and Bad Gyal.

Looking ahead, Castro is preparing for a performance at Megaland in Colombia, followed by an appearance at the Coca-Cola Flow Festival in Mexico City on November 26th. These events will feature the live debut of “Plebita,” adding to the anticipation among fans and followers of both artists.