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Chino Pacas Wants ‘Que Sigan Llegando Las Pacas V2’ to Show How Far He Can Go: Stream It Now

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Chino Pacas, the 19-year-old música Mexicana artist, has released his third studio album, "Que Sigan Llegando Las Pacas V2", on 3 September via Street Mob Records. The 13-track project marks a stylistic expansion for the Guanajuato-born singer, who was recently named to Billboard's 2026 21 Under 21 list, moving beyond his signature corridos into cumbia, hip-hop and hyperpop while retaining his established sound.

The album features collaborations with Fuerza Regida on "Te Digo", Mexican artist FLVCKKA on the pre-released single "Madrugada", and labelmate Calle 24 on "Bonita". Its centrepiece, "Envidia", is accompanied by a mini-movie-style video inspired by the John Wick films, reflecting themes of revenge and ambition that run through the record. Chino Pacas said the new material lets him express sides of himself that a traditional corrido would not allow, and that he hopes the album showcases his versatility and growth as a musician and songwriter.

  • Chino Pacas releases genre-spanning third album "Que Sigan Llegando Las Pacas V2"
  • Features Fuerza Regida, FLVCKKA and Calle 24 collaborations
  • "Envidia" track has a John Wick-inspired short film

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Música Mexicana is a broad label for popular music rooted in Mexican styles, including corridos, which often tell stories through song. Chino Pacas is a singer from Guanajuato who became known for corridos and is signed to Street Mob Records.

Artists in this scene often work with one another, and collaborations can introduce listeners to different voices and sounds. Chino Pacas has recorded with Fuerza Regida, FLVCKKA and Calle 24, artists from the same wider musical scene.

Moving beyond corridos can let a singer explore other sounds and ways of writing while keeping links to an established style. That makes this album relevant to listeners following how música Mexicana artists develop their music and reach wider audiences.

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