Corridos Tumbados

Arriving scarcely a week after shaking the foundations of música urbana and regional Mexican alike with the seismic Bad Bunny remix of his “Soy el Diablo,” *Corridos Tumbados* gives further clout to Rancho Humilde’s teenage front-runner in this growing hybrid movement. Doubling down on the previously released *Todo Es Diferente* both figuratively and, given this one’s running time, literally, Natanael Cano infuses the rhetoric and bravado of trap into “Niño de Barrio” and the self-assured “El Drip.” Building conceptually upon the framework of his previous material, he continues the foreboding naming convention and narrative style of his prior single “F1” with the like-minded pair “El AK” and “La M4.” Most notably, he uses the project to build bridges with others on his wave, including a duet with Junior H on “Ella.”