Reik challenges pop with “Panorama”, his most personal album

Get back to the roots. This is where it’s going “Panorama”, Reik’s new album.

You can hear the sea, the sun is perfect and an engine starts. The journey will begin in Baja California, birthplace of one of the most iconic pop groups of recent years, and will end up reliving stories and emotions that will make us want to know more.

This is what “Panorama” looks like, an album in which the group takes a pop label with the challenge of showing yourself without filters.

“As a band, we need to project what we have become today,” said guitarist and songwriter Julio Ramírez. And he added: “With reggaeton and Mexican music, people started adopting ways of speaking from different sides. Realizing this gave us the idea of ​​giving ourselves more freedom with the lyrics.

Panorama is an album in which the group returns to a pop feeling that records the vanguard between dynamics and emotions like and other songs from “El Correcto” – together with Carin León – “Abril”, “Baja California” and his ballad “Thanks for nothing”.

With new songs like “Roomies”, “Te Odio”, “Vámonos a mi Casa”, among other things, the group renews its sound. While leaving room for a new “Panorama” tour, with which he will tour 25 cities in the United States.