Jasiel Nuñez’s ‘Made In Paris’ & More: Which Is Your Favorite New Latin Music Release This Week? Vote!

This week, Billboard’s New Music Latin roundup and playlist — curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors — features fresh new music from artists such as Jasiel Nuñez, Ivan Cornejo, J Balvin, Omar Montes, Las Villa and more.

Mexican rising artist Jasiel Nuñez, signed to Peso Pluma’s Double P Records, has unleashed “Made In Paris,” which fuses traditional corrido elements with an urbano flair. In the track, the Guadalajara-born singer-songwriter reflects on a new lifestyle transformation that catapulted him to the top.

Meanwhile, J Balvin offers another song that is set to be part of his forthcoming album, Rayo, set to drop Aug. 9. “Gaga,” in collaboration with Saiko, is a club-ready electronica tune that captures the vibe of his new set, which he teased will feel more like a “house party” as opposed to just a collection of songs.

On the heels of dropping Mirada, his new album due July 18, Ivan Cornejo unleashes the nostalgic “Intercambio Injusto.” The guitars-driven song, produced by Frank Rio and Cornejo, follows Cornejo’s signature style that puts lyrics and emotions first as he sings about an unfair exchange. “Yesterday I saw you, I had never seen you smile like that, i think you forgot about me, it didn’t take long … explain to me how we went from saying I love you to being strangers,” he laments.

Last week, Aitana’s “4TO 23” won the poll with more than 65 percent of the votes. Who should win this week? Give these new releases a spin and vote on them below.