
Marcus Gomes Drops “Yo Me Pierdo” – A Latin Tech House Heater Full of Groove
Brazilian producer Marcus Gomes is carving out his own lane in the global dance scene with his latest release, “Yo Me Pierdo”, out August 15th, 2025. Blending fiery Latin vocals with the driving pulse of Tech House, Marcus delivers a track that’s built for both the clubs and the festivals.
The inspiration behind Yo Me Pierdo came during a turning point in Marcus’s artistic journey. “I was in the middle of trying to find my sound. I knew I wanted to shift toward Tech House, but something wasn’t clicking. That’s when I experimented with Latin—Spanish-style vocals, the kind you’d hear in a reggaeton track. And that was it. It just clicked.”

Clocking in at 126 BPM, Yo Me Pierdo is a fast-paced groove designed to make crowds move. With its infectious hook and energetic rhythm, it perfectly captures the feeling of losing yourself on the dancefloor—singing along, dancing freely, and living in the moment.
For Marcus, this release marks more than just a new track. It’s a statement of identity. “This track represents the moment I really started to find my own lane as an artist. I wanted to make something that not only worked in clubs but also had emotion and identity.”
Raised in Brazil and influenced by heavyweights like Martin Garrix and James Hype, Marcus began producing at just 15 years old. Saving up money from a pizza job, he bought his first laptop and FL Studio—and never looked back. Now, with Yo Me Pierdo and an upcoming EP set for September, Marcus is bringing his vibrant, groovy, and energetic sound to the world.

While he hasn’t hit the live stage yet, he’s already dreaming big. Tomorrowland sits at the top of his bucket list, and with tracks like Yo Me Pierdo, it’s only a matter of time before his music finds its way to massive festival dancefloors.
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