Tali Goya isn't another Latin trap MC angling for crossover status. Ditching the scene's recent propensity for pop-leaning hooks, Que Vivan Lo Tiger is a collection of minimalist and menacing bangers, taking inspiration from trap's original underground architects. "Whip It" pulses to grimy synths pitched somewhere between strip club anthem and slasher movie soundtrack, while the defiantly woozy "Ha Ha Ha" evokes Future's most disorienting mixtape excursions. And whether he's attacking the Migos flow on "Hello" or spitting with old-school ferocity on "Bregalo," Goya's booming voice rivals the floor-shaking bass for low-end assault.