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Spanish-born Mexican superstar Belinda looks to be solely focused on delivering music. She is now venturing into corridos tumbados alongside Peso Pluma's cousin, Tito Double P,

Belinda has taken what seems to be a brief break from pop to pay tribute to the country that embraced her since childhood: Mexico.

This time, she releases 'La Cuadrada,' a collaboration with Double P, one of the most successful composers in the corridos tumbados genre today.

The single debuted with an accompanying music video, now available on all digital platforms, promising to shake things up in the music world.

"'La Cuadrada' is now available on all digital platforms," Belinda announced on Instagram, sharing the song's official cover art.

'La Cuadrada'

According to Spotify, the track runs for 2 minutes and 40 seconds. However, the YouTube video, lasting 7 minutes and 27 seconds, tells a dramatic story of love and war between Belinda and Tito, featuring scenes reminiscent of tales about crime bosses and femme fatales.

The video was filmed in Puebla, Mexico, showcasing the English-style architecture of the Gillow Castle, built in 1898 in Chautla. These iconic Mexican locations were intentionally highlighted to celebrate the country's cultural richness.

Belinda sings about cruising in 'La Cuadra,' a reference to a unique style of luxury cars from brands like Mercedes AMG.

The song also mentions prestigious fashion labels like Valentino, luxurious parties, and indulgent lifestyles.

Fans of Belinda, who is also known for being the ex-partner of Christian Nodal, reacted enthusiastically on social media, praising the creativity of the visuals.

Comments included: "What a video masterpiece"; "Wow, you nailed it once again"; "Amazing song"; "Queen of music videos"; "Nobody beats Belinda at making epic videos"; "I'm obsessed"; "Loved it so much"; and "I can't handle how good this is."

This release comes just months after her groundbreaking collaboration with Kenia Os on the track 'JackPot,' which dominated digital platforms in Mexico and beyond.

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