Paulo Londra Breaks Down 5 Essential Tracks From New Album ‘entre CIELOS’
Argentine rapper Paulo Londra has released his third studio album, *entre CIELOS*, nearly four years after *Back To The Game*. He says he approached this project more patiently and collaboratively, allowing new sounds to shape an album that moves between rap, trap, dance music, indie rock and bachata.
Released on 21 October through Dale Play Records, the album took about a year to make, with around 40 songs considered before the final selection. Londra discusses five tracks, including the opening rap song inspired by a flight to Viña del Mar and a bachata he had long wanted to make; he is due to perform in Buenos Aires on 28 November and Córdoba on 3 December.
In short
- Paulo Londra has released his third album, *entre CIELOS*.
- The record blends rap, trap, dance music, indie rock and bachata.
- He says the album took a year, after about 40 songs were considered.
Explained simply
Paulo Londra is an Argentine rapper who became widely known through Spanish-language rap and trap. His earlier album, Back To The Game, came out nearly four years before this new release.
For this record, Londra says he worked more patiently and with other musicians, exploring styles including dance music, indie rock and bachata alongside rap and trap. The mix reflects a broader approach to making the album, which was shaped from about 40 songs considered over roughly a year.
The album’s tracks draw on different ideas and experiences, including a flight to Viña del Mar and Londra’s long-standing interest in making bachata. Its release adds a new chapter to his catalogue and precedes concerts in Buenos Aires and Córdoba.
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