MUMBAI: Deorro ft. Jon Z – Ponte Pa’ Minative producer Deorro teams up with Puerto Rican rapper Jon Z for their new single “Ponte Pa’ Mi.” The latin dance track features high energy basslines, synths, and a reggaeton drum beat, paired with Jon Z’s trap-influenced vocals to create a dance hit. “Ponte Pa’ Mi” is Deorro’s third single of 2021, following “Me Siento Bien” with Alex Rose and KURA, which was praised by critics and fans alike and was the first vocal feature off of the upcoming album due out later this year, and “Si Tú No Estás Aqui” with LÚA. This upbeat track is perfect for Summer, and we cannot wait for Deorro’s album due later this year!
Listen to “Ponte Pa’ Mi”
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Tenacious – Call On Me
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