Grupo Frontera and Alejandro Fernández Unite on “Cada Vez Me Gusta Más” — Vote for This Week’s Best New Latin Release

Grupo Frontera and Alejandro Fernández have teamed up for their first collaboration, the single “Cada Vez Me Gusta Más,” a bruised, romantic cut about an impossible breakup that pairs two generations of música mexicana.

Grupo Frontera & Alejandro Fernández
Abelardo Baez

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The song finds the group and the iconic vocalist swapping storytelling instincts. Lyrically it frames a man who follows his heart and ignores outside advice; the chorus cuts to the plain, persuasive line: “If you could see her one night through my eyes/ I assure you that you, too, would show her off.”

Sonically the track leans into Fernández’s world for about a minute — a traditional ranchera melody that feels bred for the stage — before folding into Grupo Frontera’s signature norteño rhythms. It’s a clear handshake between eras: salon-ready drama into rollicking accordion-led momentum.

This week’s New Music Latin poll at Billboard, compiled with picks from Billboard Latin and Billboard Espaol editors, isn’t just about this duet. Editors spotlight several new LPs including CarDn León’s Muda; Codiciado’s AsD Es La Vida; Omerta, the joint album from J Balvin and Ryan Castro; and Chuyin’s Los Locos Nunca Mueren.

Other artists who dropped music this week include Sebastian Yatra, RaiNao and Christian Nodal — the field is diverse enough that listeners can chase shimmering pop, regional grit, or urban flavor depending on mood.

The most recent New Music Latin poll was won by Jorge Luis Chacin’s De Amor, Sue1os y Cantares, which captured more than 57% of votes. Now it’s your turn: give these new releases a listen and cast your vote for the best new Latin release of the week.

Editors Note: The results of the weekly New Music Latin poll will be posted if the poll generates more than 1,000 votes. This poll closes at 11 a.m. ET on Monday, May 4.

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