Salto al Vacío

Salto al Vacío doesn’t sound like just another song. It begins with a bolero that unravels into accordions and cumbia percussion, as if someone had mixed two genres that had never shaken hands before. The result isn’t just a catchy rhythm; it’s a territory where the melancholic and the danceable collide without warning, leaving the listener in an uncomfortable yet fascinating place. It’s not a song you listen to: it’s one that drags you in, like that moment when you leap into the void without knowing if there’s anything below.

They recorded it at the Ciudad Nueva studio in Paraguay, with Toy Selectah and Gilberto Medel at the helm of production. The lyrics were penned by Roberto Ruiz Díaz, Nico Orozco, and Aldo Andrés Camacho Allende, while the arrangements were handled by Oscar Ponce. The video, shot in Atyrá (in Paraguay’s Cordillera region), was directed by Pietro Scappini and Emanuel Veco, with an edit that plays at introspection. It’s not a clip that explains the song; it breathes it, as if every frame were a sigh.