he also brings in some of his own impressive guests, including the aforementioned Natanael Cano fellow regional Mexican artists Junior H, Luis R Conriquez, Gabito Ballesteros, Jasiel Núñez, Darey Castro and two songs with Tito Double P, the moniker of Peso Pluma's frequent producer/co-writer Tito Laija (whose recent debut single "Dembow Bélico" fuses Mexican bélico with Dominican dembow). He stands out when he guests on other artists' songs because of how distinct and ear-catching he always sounds, and on Génesis he keeps that going for the length of a 14-song album. His songs on the album are primarily fueled by fiery acoustic guitars, insistent horns, and only minimal percussion, and Peso Pluma tops it off with a voice and a knack for melody that are both truly addictive. Peso Pluma already has two albums, two live albums, an EP, and countless singles and guest appearances dating back to 2020, but Génesis is his first album since he began his meteoric rise and it feels poised to be his breakthrough. He bridges generation gaps with instrumentation that embraces tradition, topped off with charisma, lyricism, and a youthful spirit that's caused his music to resonate with gen Z audiences. Natanael may have kicked open the door, but Peso Pluma barged through it and he's quickly become the biggest regional Mexican crossover artist in a very long time. Regional Mexican music is a catch-all used by radio stations that encompasses rancheras, corridos, cumbias, boleros, norteño, sierreño, mariachi, and other styles of Mexican music, and Peso Pluma's music is often specifically categorized as corridos tumbados, a subgenre pioneered in large part by Natanael Cano that fuses traditional and acoustic styles of Mexican music with elements of more modern styles of music like hip hop and reggaeton. Two of them are especially omnipresent, Eslabon Armado's "Ella Baila Sola" and Yng Lvcas' "La Bebé," the former of which became the first regional Mexican song to enter Top 10 in the history of Billboard's Hot 100. As we speak, he has nine singles in the Billboard Hot 100 as either a guest or a lead artist. Mexican singer Peso Pluma's voice is everywhere right now.
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