MIAMI (January 25, 2022) – Two-time GRAMMY®-winning production duo Play-N-Skillz stars in the music video of Baila Así with three renowned Mexican artists – Thalía, Becky G and Chiquis. This visual collaboration can be enjoyed on Play-N-Skillz's YouTube channel.
Filmed in New York City and Los Angeles, this video directed by Michael García and produced by Omar Reynoso for 305 Fills LLC puts the spotlight on Mexican culture with its red, white, and green color theme, as well as images of lowrider bicycles, catrinas, and a convertible.
Thalía, Becky G and Chiquis dazzle us with their energy as well as their cutting-edge and distinctive fashion.
Mixing an innovative cumbia beat and catchy verses with the sax hook of Fito Olivares' 1988 classic La Gallina, this song invites us to dance the night away. As Thalía flirtatiously points out in the lyrics: "Si no bailas conmigo, puede que no se te dé" (If you don't dance with me, things might not go your way). Fito Olivares also serves as co-musical producer with Play-N-Skillz.
Baila Así was released on September 16, 2021, in honor of the singers' Mexican roots. Now, we can enjoy the visual concept of this vibrant song, as well as the charisma of the producers and the legendary vocalists.
The video for Baila Así follows in the footsteps of other recent hits for Play-N-Skillz, including Tranki with De La Ghetto and Ñengo Flow, Billetes with Nicky Jam and Natanael Cano, and Bésame with Daddy Yankee and Zion & Lennox.
About Play-N-Skillz
With a career spanning over a decade, the Dallas-bred brotherly duo, Juan "Play" and Oscar "Skillz" Salinas have built a name for themselves as one of the most respected DJ/production teams in the industry. Play-N-Skillz got their big break in the mid-2000s producing hits such as Lil Wayne's, Got Money and Chamillionaire's Ridin (Dirty), which earned the Argentinian/Venezuelan brothers GRAMMY® awards. Throughout their careers, they have gradually evolved their sound and talent for global reach amongst genres like EDM, Latin, hip-hop, pop, trap, and K-Pop. Signing to Latium Entertainment/Sony Music Latin in 2016, they topped the charts in 2017 with their hit remake of the classic Selena song, Si Una Vez and their Latin break-out record, No Es Ilegal ft. Daddy Yankee. They were named Latin Billboard Award finalists for Best Duo/Group for two consecutive years. In 2018 they made history becoming the first Latin artists to have six simultaneous releases across six different genres, including the smash Azukita alongside Steve Aoki, Daddy Yankee, and Elvis Crespo. They also made history by producing the first ever K-Pop song to break onto the Billboard Latin charts.
