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“It\u2019s proof that m\u00fasica mexicana isn\u2019t stuck in the past, it\u2019s exploding into the future,” she tells Rolling Stone<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n \n\tThe past couple of years, California native Estevie<\/a> has been hard at work, reshaping m\u00fasica mexicana under hit-maker\u2019s Ricky Reed\u2019s Nice Life label. After signing with the Grammy-winning producer in 2022, she made a name for herself with music that mixes her bicultural upbringing in the U.S. and Mexico, blending cumbia, pop, and so much more.<\/p>\n After past collaborations ith sierre\u00f1o sad boys Eslabon Armado<\/a>, Chicano singer Cuco, and mariache\u00f1o wunderkind Christian Nodal<\/a>. Estevie<\/a> is making space for Mexican-American Gen-Z girls like herself to thrive in the male-dominated genre \u2014 and flirting with a much edgier style. On her latest single, \u201cSomos Peligro,\u201d she joins with Hans El Oso and fully enters her bag girl era.<\/p>\n \n\tEstevie\u2019s latest cumbia banger \u201cSomos Peligro\u201d blends the genre with an urbano edge that encompasses m\u00fasica mexicana today. With her alluring voice, Estevie sings about getting caught up in a risky romance without worrying about the consequences. Hans El Oso adds a haunting quality to this irresistible duet that\u2019s going to turn up the heat on Estevie\u2019s career. In the music video, while she is dancing in a bar, a fight breaks out between two men that leads to guns. When a shot is fired off, Estevie holds a rifle as a new song from her upcoming project plays.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\t\u201c\u2018Somos Peligro\u2019 is me owning the fire in my culture and my generation \u2014 it\u2019s fearless, it\u2019s loud, and it\u2019s proof that m\u00fasica mexicana isn\u2019t stuck in the past, it\u2019s exploding into the future,\u201d Estevie tells Rolling Stone.<\/em><\/p>\n