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    Published Saturday, February 28, 2026· Updated Tuesday, March 03, 2026

    By EDM Army Editorial Team

    Deorro Drops “Un Poquito Más” as First Single From Upcoming Album

    Deorro is officially in album mode. The Mexican-American producer just released “Un Poquito Más,” the first single from his upcoming full-length project, and it feels like a strong statement about where he is creatively right now.

    Known for blending big room energy, Latin influences, and emotional melodies, Deorro leans fully into his roots on this one. “Un Poquito Más” brings together vibrant Latin rhythms, warm vocal textures, and festival-ready production. It feels celebratory but still polished enough for global stages.

    The track builds around rhythmic percussion and catchy melodic hooks that feel designed for crowd singalongs. Instead of going full high-BPM chaos, Deorro keeps the groove steady and infectious. It is the kind of record that works just as well at a summer festival as it does at a club with Latin crossover energy.

    This release also signals a bigger shift. Deorro has always balanced mainstream festival bangers with culturally driven records, but this upcoming album seems to lean more intentionally into his identity. Over the years, he has shown that he can dominate both the big room circuit and Latin markets without compromising either side.

    “Un Poquito Más” feels personal but accessible. It reflects Deorro’s continued mission to bridge scenes and connect audiences from different backgrounds through dance music.

    With the album on the way, this first single sets the tone. Expect rhythm, emotion, and a lot of energy.


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