This is the second time the duo has collaborated with Kim Loaiza, following 2020’s “ Do It!,” which is currently sitting at over 80M streams on all platforms combined and clocking up 316K TikTok videos. Whether you’re turning up the volume on your speakers or hearing it live at your favorite venue, things are about to get muy caliente when “ Fuego” comes on. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike bring their dynamic style with a new twist, further demonstrating their abilities as producers to cross and blend genres with ease, also delivering a prime example of how to successfully revive a timeless dance classic, as “ Fuego” features samples of Mr. The track is a perfect fusion of dance/electronic music and Latin pop vibes, featuring Loaiza‘s sultry Spanish vocals and organic melodies atop a deep, rhythmic bassline.
Five years later, The Prodigy returned with the album „ Invaders Must Die“ which was a huge commercial success, featured collaborations with Dave Grohl and James Rushen, and the lead singles were the title track „ Invaders Must Die“, the song „ Omen“, as well as „ Warrior’s Dance“ and „ Take Me to the Hospital“.Veterans and renowned party starters Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike team up with internationally famed Mexican celebrity and singer Kim Loaiza for their newest single – “ Fuego,” out now on the duo’s very own platform Smash The House. This album featured, among others, Liam and Noel Gallagher from Oasis, as well as Juliette Lewis, while the singles „ Girls“ „ Hotride“ and „ Spitfire“ stood out from the rest. The release „ Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned“ came out in 2004, after a long break.
This release entered the Guinness Book of Records as the best-selling album in the UK. The next album was something that the whole world had been waiting for – the iconic „ The Fat of The Land“ (1997) became the trigger for the planetary craze over electronic music. With 1994’s „ Music for the Jilted Generation“ they sent a powerful message, cementing the influence of the rave movement and placing the band on its throne.
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