Across generations of both listeners and artists, música mexicana remains a powerful and vibrant creative force. La Oficial consistently brings the hits from its rising stars and renowned veterans alike. At a time when corridos tumbados, sad sierreño, and other youthful genre variants became hallmarks of the cultural zeitgeist, hitmakers Fuerza Regida took a bold left turn. Following the massive success of last year’s sprawling Pa las Baby’s Y Belikeada, bandleader Jesús Ortiz Paz (aka JOP) decided to lean further into the electronic dance music sounds of its Marshmello team-up “HARLEY QUINN.” The end result of this risk-taking experiment, PERO NO TE ENAMORES, made for one of the most unique albums in música mexicana history, merging club-centric styles with the group’s signature sound. No matter where JOP goes next, he can confidently stake his claim as the pioneer of “Jersey corridos.”