AQUIHAYAQUIHAY arrives with “We Let It Pass”

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AQUIHAYAQUIHAYthe Monterrey collective, is returning to its contemporary R&B roots and they have just released their new single: “We let it go”. This song marks a key point in their career, promising a more intimate and melodic sound.

The song maintains that authenticity in the lyrics and sensitivity in the melody, serving as the link between their previous work and the path they are opening. As for the sound, “We let it go” remains very anchored in those seductive textures and grooves sophisticated R&B, a genre that the group has been able to make wonderfully their own.

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The band formed by Jay Lee, Neqer, Phynx, Zizzy and Nehlyemerged in 2018 and quickly established itself as an essential reference in Mexican music thanks to its propioneering and bold approach: a sonic revolution that fuses the sensuality and complexity of R&B with elements of urban music, the catchy rhythm of reggaeton and the dense atmosphere of trap.

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