Peso Pluma Delves Into New Artistic Territory with ‘Éxodo’

Peso Pluma, the rising star in the world of corridos music, has taken a bold step with his latest album release, ‘Éxodo’. This dual-disc album showcases his versatility and creativity in both música mexicana and trap genres.

After the success of his Grammy-winning album, ‘Génesis‘, Peso Pluma continues to push boundaries by collaborating with notable artists such as Luis R Conriquez, Junior H, and Óscar Maydon on tracks like ‘Santal 33’ and ‘La Durango’.

‘Bruce Wayne’ stands out on the album as a track where Peso Pluma showcases a new vocal approach and lyrical depth, delving into the complexities of fame and its impact on his life.

The album takes a turn towards hip-hop and reggaeton on its second disc, featuring collaborations with artists like Rich the Kid, Nathy Peluso, and Kenia Os. Peso Pluma’s foray into these genres reveals a new side of his artistry.

Éxodo is a testament to Peso Pluma’s evolution as an artist, as he explores new sonic landscapes and themes while staying true to his roots in corridos music.