Bye (Peso Pluma song)
2023 single by Peso Pluma
"Bye" is a song recorded and performed by the Mexican regional music singer Peso Pluma. The song was written by Jasiel Núñez, José Antonio Martínez Oviedo and by the singer, who also produced it together with Iván Leal. It was released on 26 May 2023 as the third single from Pluma's third studio album Génesis, the release was through Double P Records, the label that Peso Pluma founded. The song is his first solo single since 2021, when he released "Por Las Noches".
Critical reception
Upon release, the song received mostly positive reviews from Spanish-speaking media. The Regueton.com site published: "“Bye” is yet another example of his talent and versatility (of Peso Pluma), consolidating his position as one of the most outstanding figures within the Corridos Tumbados genre". The Mexican newspaper Milenio called it a "heartbreak" song. the Spanish digital newspaper Okdiario named it as "his most sincere and personal song" describing it as: "much more intimate and with a slower melody than his previous releases". Lucía Coca from the site Los 40 Urban expressed: "Bye talks about a breakup, and he does it with cutting verses and lyrics loaded with pain and a lot of emotion" concluding that "it could become a ballad completely different from the others".
Commercial performance
On its opening day, the song received close to 5 million views on YouTube and entered the global top 200 on Spotify at number 92 with 1.5 million streams on that platform, which was the fastest growing song in streaming that day.
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