Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - “FUERZA REGIDA - PA LAS BABY’S Y BELIKEADA”

Episode Date: October 20, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticEn este segmento, Analytic Dreamz analiza el éxito de Fuerza Regida, un grupo de música regional mexicana originario de Sinaloa, México.El grupo fue formado en 2015 en el estado de California por Jesús Ortiz Paz (voz y productor), Samuel Jaimez (requinto), Khrystian Ramos (guitarra) y José García (tuba); y en 2021 se unió a la banda Moisés López (tololoche).Fuerza Regida ha tenido un éxito meteórico en los últimos años, con canciones como "El Mismo de Siempre", "El Corrido de la Frontera" y "El Ranchero" que han alcanzado el número uno en las listas de popularidad.En este segmento, Analytic Dreamz analiza los factores que han contribuido al éxito de Fuerza Regida, incluyendo su sonido único, sus letras pegadizas y su fuerte presencia en las redes sociales.Este segmento es ideal para los fans de la música regional mexicana y para cualquiera que esté interesado en conocer más sobre el éxito de Fuerza Regida.The podcast segment is about Fuerza Regida, a Mexican regional music group that has been very successful in recent years. The host, Analytic Dreamz, analyzes the factors that have contributed to their success, including their unique sound, catchy lyrics, and strong presence on social media. This segment is ideal for fans of Mexican regional music and for anyone who is interested in learning more about the success of Fuerza Regida.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For those of y'all who don't know and are new to the notorious massive platform, just to know I cover a plethora of genres because I have a lot of interests in branching the gaps between certain communities and others, right? Everybody comes from a certain walk of life, but I believe that music connects all of us in a way that I don't think people really notice, right? It's kind of like sports. All walks of life if you play the game of sport, of sports, basketball, football, whatever. volleyball, tennis, you will run into people with different walks of life and what is the branching

factor of that if you're an athlete in sports. So for music is more of a broader connection because of course with me covering the Mexican regional band Fuza Regida, I wanted to talk about certain things, but I also want to get into what they have put out, which is the latest release that came out October well today I was about to say the date but basically it came out today right and the album title I know I got the band name right because I looked it up it's as Fuerza regita now my pronunciation is because I'm not the best Spanish speaker you know what I'm saying I don't even speak Spanish so I'm trying my best but as far as the album title it's Palaz Babies Wai Belikita Akeda so I try my best I swear

But with that said, I've really wanted to just highlight their album, promote their album, just say it's out on all DSPs and kind of get it a little bit into them. And one of the more mainstream news that they made as far as headlines is, unfortunately, them having to, which is a band. So it's a whole band. Don't think it's just one person. It's a Mexican regional band. They had to cancel their upcoming concert. And this is like early October. So this is like old news, but I wanted to bring it up because I don't think people realize some of the obstacles and hurdles that some of these Latin artists have to go through just to go on tour and promote their music.

People talk, I'm not going to go on a side tangent, but people talk about hip hop gangsters. Like they're just the biggest bad in the world, like big bad monsters, right? If y'all want to see a real big bad monster, look no further than the cartel. And that's all I'm going to say, because you know what I mean? I don't want no problems. but they really cause problems, unlike the fake hip-hop gangsters. So with that being said, they had to cancel. Frezza Regita, the band, had to cancel an upcoming concert in Tijuana, I think that's how you said,

due to an alleged threat from the cartel. I remember a similar situation happened to Peso Pluma, I believe, and basically there was a handwritten banner purposely signed by the cartel, warning the band that the performance would be the last. Now, to compare this to American artists and musicians, Ariana Grande went through this where she was performing and one of her fans, well, fans, quote unquote, called in and said they had a bomb or whatever.

So I believe that threats like that happened a lot of times, a lot of times, and fans are just not privy of it. If you don't know, if you're a huge musician about to perform in front of 50, well, not 50, that's a lot, like 4,000 people, right? which may be still a lot for a lot of people. Somebody who maybe they don't have the funds to pay for that concert could try to ruin that concert because of them not being able to enjoy that experience, right?

So you have certain people, it happens all the time. I mean, if you think a streamer getting swatted is the worst, imagine having a bag set up for you because you didn't got 3,000, 4,000 people to buy a ticket that probably costs at least $100 to $200 for the big superstars, only for somebody to call in because they missed out on a ticket or whatever the reason was and try to get it canceled by any means necessary. With that being said, I don't want to be insensitive and act like these type of things aren't to be handled seriously, right? I'm just pointing out how people would do this in order to

ruin the experience for people who paid their hard-earned money to go see these musicians, which is why I compare that to this situation with the band frereza regita canceling their concert but with the cartels a little bit more serious especially whether from as hey hey they mean business let's just leave it at that so um fraza regita and this album right they have features from el phantasma hopefully i'm saying these names right if i don't i swear i'm not doing it on purpose um they have juan Pazelazar Kelly 24 They have Oh, they have marshmallow on Harley Quinn

They have, let me see Oh, Chino Pachas, I've covered him before On Pivlo Blanca A lot of these are Spanish words, I don't know to say it And then they have Omar Ruiz I don't know what else As far as this whole list, Chino Packas is probably the most notable

Personally to me because I've covered him individually but i just want to say that for them to be this type of band and putting up these type of numbers which what type of numbers you may ask 30 million monthly listeners i mean the top songs are from the likes of k anda i think that's how you say it's saber freeza and tqu m so those are like the top three performing tracks right now on dsps but of course with their latest release of pa la babies y pala pita i think that's how you say they're only going to to be accumulating more streams as their fans are definitely going to check this album out. So for people in my demographic who may not be aware of the band, uh, for as a Regina, I just wanted

to bring this to your attention while also bringing up some tidbits of how they go, they go through similar things that are American artists go through. And honestly, for them, it may be even harder as far as the obstacles they have to jump through to be successful in their field, which is Mexico and in the States so with that being said click my link to your my bio let me know one of my social media's what do you think about for as a regita is this your first time hearing about them and if it is make sure to listen to the latest album out on all DSPs right now