Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "NATANAEL CANO - COMO ES"

Episode Date: July 18, 2025

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So getting into Como S by Nathan El Cano obviously I was already talking about Perloss Negros as far as that being the most successful track out of well off of his album poor K La Damoire that's out now but ultimately what I left off on is essentially talking about uh cano's ultimate status and not only the nightclub but of course the artist that he's collaborating with as with this track we're getting into for this specific segment uh Como S is specifically by himself. But the track that we just covered, as far as Perloss Negroes, has Cabito Ballesteros on it, which has a very prominent,

um, has a very, uh, prominent status in the nightclub scene. So overall, as far as the album from Nel Cano, if you was going to get into it just though as far as from a genre perspective, it's targeting more of a trap, reggae tone, Afrobees vibe. So if you get into it, looking for that type of music, that type of genre, then the Nath-Nel Cano album is definitely for you now as far as getting into other things about the soundtrack and things that nature the track Comor S specifically you know as far as Mexico specifically is the eighth most played track in Mexico and overall a hope hopefully at some point Nathan El Cano is able to like cross over with his music because

with him being under Rancho Humade Records I think they definitely are using a lot of marketing dollars to get a lot of eyes on this project but you know when it comes to the masses it takes a lot of effort to get them to check out whatever you're creating because ultimately there's way more competition than there was in the past so now if you've already had a lot of success throughout the years whether it's uh blanquemones whether it's amapola or a presidenete or geiza i mean i can keep going on and on especially my coverage of not the elcano throughout the years you already realized that that Nathenel Cano is a consistent hit maker, especially in Mexico. So now that last Infinity Stone, in my opinion, is just a crossover into the worldwide appeal.

So when it comes to Como S, it's very specifically for this album. I don't think it was a single at all. But a lot of the tracks that impacted the masses globally, of course, was this track amongst Perloss Negras and some other tracks that I want to get into shortly. But the main thing I want you to know is that when it comes to Rancho Humilde, being Warner Music's label and disguise, because if he didn't know, Rancho Humelde is a subsidiary of Warner Music Latin. Usually, when it comes to major labels, overseas artists already have a very prominent

audience where they're at as far as a specific region. And now, if a major label comes in and they can help you out in the States because as far as R IAA you need a certain amount of certifications to even have gold platinum type records now you have Warner music Latin that comes in and of course I believe they exclude Latin because of course nothing else needs need any help with that so now they help him out when it comes to the global standpoint of people listening to his music so that's the main thing I wanted to get into of course when it comes to Cano's music when they keep getting into it even more as I was one to also get into um i already cover uh poor keelad de mora but i was wanting to get into polos apuettos hopefully i'm

saying that right you know what i mean if i didn't just know i'm trying my best you know what i'm saying so that being said let's continue on not the nil cano coverage with his album with polo o puestos