LOS ANGELES, CA (MAY 19, 2025)– Renowned Latin composer and global artist Mora surprises fans with the release of his newest album, “LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE” yesterday —his first full project in almost two years. On the 17-track album, Mora taps some of Latin music’s biggest stars such as C. Tangana, Sech, Young Miko, Ryan Castro, Dei V, Omar Courtz, and more, to deliver a mix of his signature sound blended with creativity, originality and the unique styles of each collaborator, bringing depth and energy throughout the album. The focus track, “DROGA” featuring Spanish superstar C. Tangana, captures the heart of the album as it delves into the recurring themes of love, passion, heartbreak, and desire. The album, alongside the official music videos for the first two tracks, “LOS MISMO DE SIEMPRE” and “BANDIDA,“ are available now on all platforms.
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“LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE” Tracklist
1. LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE
2. BANDIDA
3. TEMA DE JORY
4. DE PAQUETE ft. JORY
5. DROGA ft. C. Tangana
6. DE INMEDIATO
7. AURORA ft. De La Rose
8. PISTA DE ATERRIZAJE
9. MIL VIDAS ft. Ryan Castro
10. MAS QUE ALGO ft. Omar Courtz
11. OTRA NOCHE SIN DORMIR
12. EL ÚLTIMO BESO ft. Sech
13. TOA ft. Young Miko
14. SALU
15. LA PRESIDENCIAL ft. Dei V
16. DETRÁS DE TU ALMA
17. CUANDO ME VAYA
Mora teased the launch of his album over the weekend with pop-up listening sessions for his devoted fans which he launched via an incognito link on his Instagram stories and quickly amassed more than 250 thousand registrations in under 30 minutes. The listening events took place in cities all over the world including Madrid (Spain), Santiago (Chile), Bogota (Colombia) Lima (Peru), Buenos Aires (Argentina), and his homeland San Juan (Puerto Rico), and offered fans an exclusive album experience inclusive of an early listen to “Lo Mismo De Siempre.”
Opening the album with “LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE,” Mora delivers a powerful, hard-hitting EDM track that immediately grabs the listener’s attention. With its intense beats and emotionally charged energy, the song sets the tone for the project, serving as both a bold declaration of artistic dominance and a personal anthem. Through this explosive opening, Mora asserts his place in the music industry, making it clear that he’s here to dominate on his own terms and be unapologetically himself. The official music video, shot in Japan, opens in a traditional Japanese garden splicing together scenes inside a tea house, the iconic street scenes of Tokyo, and inside an aquarium. Transitioning into the album’s overarching themes of love and desire, the old-school reggaeton track “BANDIDA” captures the raw emotion of anger and betrayal toward a former lover, all while reflecting on the memories of the relationship. In the official music video, also shot in Japan, it opens with scenes of Mora inside a hotel room admiring out at Tokyo, later transitions into scenes alongside three Japanese breakdancers and juxtaposing scenes in the streets of Tokyo, in the subway, and the Tokyo tower.
Paying homage to Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Jory Boy, “TEMA DE JORY” celebrates the power and confidence of a woman, launching into an upbeat, high-energy EDM-pop. The momentum continues with “DE PAQUETE,” featuring Jory himself, where the focus returns to themes of independence, now intertwined with desire and passion. On the album’s focus track “DROGA” featuring Spanish superstar C. Tangana, Mora ventures into his only fast-paced, upbeat tropical bachata track on the new album. The song also marks a major moment for C. Tangana, serving as his official return to music with his first release since July 2023. “DROGA” opens with a soft, bubbly melody as C. Tangana vocals ease into elements of classic bachata and merengue rhythms, before transitioning fluidly between modern and traditional sounds. The track reaches its climax with a sped-up bachata rhythm, blending Mora’s electronic elements with the traditional bachata beat. Moving on to “DE INMEDIATO,” the song opens with a unique distortion and muffled vocal intro, which immediately captivates its listeners with a fast-paced deep pop-dance beat that keeps fans engaged throughout the track. Following that, “AURORA” featuring Latin music’s rising female star De La Rose, delves into themes of desire, mutual interest and profession of love, all wrapped in a vibrant blend of pop and tropical beats layered with smooth, synth-driven rhythms.
With “PISTA DE ATERRIZAJE,” Mora revisits themes of empowered, independent women, blending them with undertones of desire and passion. His collaboration with Colombian reggaeton star Ryan Castro on “MIL VIDAS” shifts the tone, offering a joyful declaration of innocent love. The track mirrors this sentiment with a soft, upbeat reggaeton rhythm that feels both light and uplifting. The album’s momentum continues with “MAS QUE ALGO” featuring rising puertorican artist Omar Courtz—a pop-tropical track subtly laced with EDM elements, expressing the desire of a relationship to become something more. On “OTRA NOCHE SIN DORMIR” the signature distorted, muffled vocal intro slowly builds up before diving into high-energy dance-pop. Throughout the album, Mora seamlessly collaborates with fellow Latin superstars, brilliantly incorporating his featured artists unique musical styles and cadences with his own. On “EL ULTIMO BESO” featuring Sech, Mora does exactly that as he incorporates Sech’s signature melodic and heartacheing style with Mora’s heavy hardhitting reggaeton beat. Anchored by a delicate piano line, the track becomes a heartfelt reflection on lost love, questioning whether a final kiss truly marks the end—or if there’s still a chance to try again.
Reinforcing the album’s themes of passion and desire, Mora teams up with Young Miko on “TOA,” a track carried by a beautiful guitar melody adding warmth and intimacy to the song. “SALU,” expresses a different type of love, one rooted in gratitude. Mora offers a heartfelt thank you to those who have supported along the way, reflecting on every accomplishment with deep appreciation. Following that, “LA PRESIDENCIAL” marks Mora’s second collaboration with Dei V’s, once again successfully merging both artists’ unique styles – trap and reggaeton- and expressing themes of passion and desire.
Continuing with “DETRÁS DE TU ALMA” the song begins with sultry guitars and a female voice recounting the chase for a lover’s soul, inclusive of a background choir. As the album comes to a close, “LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE” concludes with a vulnerable yet extremely powerful message with the track “CUANDO ME VAYA.” The song encompasses a slow melodic piano before transitions into trap midway through, symbolizing his control and dominance. “CUANDO ME VAYA” not only reflects Mora’s journey, aspirations, and desire to leave a meaningful legacy, but also serves as the defining moment that seals the album as a true masterpiece.
