"Yo Siempre Contesto" ("I Always Answer") feels like a late-night phone call that refuses to end. Over a hazy, nocturnal beat, Latin Mafia paints two lovers on opposite wavelengths: one asks questions, offers comfort, and keeps the line alive; the other answers only with heavy silence. The lyrics circle around the fear that their bond might fade into darkness—“Todo se hace noche”—unless they both fight to save it.
The song’s dream-logic images—searching for each other in new bodies, promising to return even after death—turn a simple breakup plea into something almost supernatural. It’s a captivating mix of vulnerability and obsession, where love is so intense it insists on surviving time, distance, and even mortality. By the end, that desperation morphs into flight, hinting that running away might be the only way to escape a love that never stops calling.
Latin Mafia is a vibrant Mexican indie pop band from Mexico City, known for their unique fusion of reggaeton, Latin trap, house, and Latin R&B. The group features twin vocalists Milton and Emilio de la Rosa, alongside their older brother Mike de la Rosa, who handles production.
Since their debut single "Más Humano" in 2021, Latin Mafia has rapidly risen to prominence, gaining millions of views with hits like "Julieta" and "Sal Rosa." Their fresh sound and dynamic performances have earned them a dedicated fanbase and opportunities to perform at major festivals such as Coachella and Lollapalooza.
In 2024, they signed with Rimas Entertainment and released their critically acclaimed debut album, Todos Los Días Todo El Día. With a growing global reach and a nod from the Latin Grammy Awards for Best New Artist, Latin Mafia is cementing their place as one of Mexico's most exciting contemporary acts.