La Tóxica (Alejandro Fernández and Anitta song)
2024 single by Alejandro Fernández and Anitta
"La Tóxica" (The Toxic) is the fourth single by Mexican singer Alejandro Fernández, released on May 23, 2024, as part of the album Te Llevo En La Sangre. The song features Brazilian singer Anitta and blends regional Mexican.
Background and release
Alejandro Fernández and Anitta surprised the music world by collaborating on the song "La Tóxica," released on May 23, 2024, as the fourth single from the album Te Llevo En La Sangre. The blend of both artists' styles brought a fresh take to regional Mexican music, highlighting their chemistry. The music video was released simultaneously on the YouTube platform.
Music and lyrics
The main theme of the song is the exhaustion caused by toxic romantic relationships and the celebration of the happiness of being single. The music blends regional Mexican pop with elements of Brazilian pop, creating an innovative fusion between the two styles. While the song leans toward the corrido tumbado style, Anitta's contribution, known for her hits in pop and reggaeton, brings a fresh perspective to regional Mexican music. Her versatility and talent shine through, while Alejandro Fernández adds his unmistakable experience and style, making this collaboration a milestone in both artists' careers.
Music video
The music video for "La Tóxica" was released alongside the single on May 23, 2024.
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