Abraham Mateo
Sigo a Lo Mío
Álbum · Pop Latino · 2020
Fully past the growing pains of child stardom, Abraham Mateo continues in the direction of 2018’s reggaetón-inflected A Cámara Lenta with his sixth album. Just a couple of years into his twenties, the Cádiz pop singer exudes a confidence here that comes from spending more than a decade in the public eye. Amid the thematic tumult of “Tiempo Pa’ Olvidar,” he finds a kindred spirit in Becky G. Elsewhere on the features front, he connects with a predominantly pan-Latin set of collaborators, including Colombian reggaetonero Manuel Turizo for the nervous yearning of “No Encuentro Palabras” and Cuban rapper El Micha for the boozy romantic recall of “Juré Olvidarte.”
Sigo a Lo Mío
Abraham Mateo
Fully past the growing pains of child stardom, Abraham Mateo continues in the direction of 2018’s reggaetón-inflected A Cámara Lenta with his sixth album. Just a couple of years into his twenties, the Cádiz pop singer exudes a confidence here that comes from spending more than a decade in the public eye. Amid the thematic tumult of “Tiempo Pa’ Olvidar,” he finds a kindred spirit in Becky G. Elsewhere on the features front, he connects with a predominantly pan-Latin set of collaborators, including Colombian reggaetonero Manuel Turizo for the nervous yearning of “No Encuentro Palabras” and Cuban rapper El Micha for the boozy romantic recall of “Juré Olvidarte.”
