Fuerza Regida revealed that, indeed, global superstar Drake had officially launched a new record label, which he has named PFL, meaning “Proud Family Label.” In this new venture, the signing of the rising Mexican artist Chino Pacas is bound to make new waves in the music industry that will be golden. This new partnership is set to bring about a blend of cultures and sounds, equally bringing a breath of fresh breeze into the music scene.
Fuerza Regida revealed this in a recent interview. He says that ‘‘Drake has started a new label called ”PFL’ and has a one-album deal with Mexican artist Chino Pacas.”
Fuerza Regida says Drake has started a new label called ‘’PFL’ and has a 1 album deal with Mexican artist Chino Pacas
Seems like Drake was also hinting at this on his new song ‘ITS UP’ pic.twitter.com/PmsRVze9x1
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Chino Pacas is only sixteen years old, but he has already made a name for himself in the regional Mexican genre. Entertaining more than a few fans, he lit up the airways with his catchy hit, “Que Sigan Llegando Las Pacas.” Both style and storytelling seemed to emanate from him and resonate with many of his listening fans. His new single, “Como Pancho Villa,” shows his respect for traditional Mexican music and his talent for bringing it to the forefront of contemporary music. With Drake’s PFL cornering his back, Chino is headed towards huge success.
For Drake, signing Chino Pacas means much more than business: it is about his interest in boosting upcoming talent. The deal will accord Chino the materials and exposure needed to boost his career. As the first artist signed into PFL, Chino steps into the world of limitless opportunities, and the fans await what he will deliver next.
Drake alluded to this new label in his recent track “ITS UP,” where he thematized immediate involvements with him, Chino Pacas, and the dynamics ahead with PFL. So, in a way, it ushers him into treading another different, drastic path. Versatility at its best, which cannot be overlooked for Drake, is that he has never failed to delve into any music presented before him. At this point, Drake extends his trans-cultural musical reach a bit further. It’s bridging gaps—businesswise, culturewise.
PFL falls into the larger scheme of things that Drake is seeking to do for young, upcoming artists. The idea is to create a platform that focuses on eminent new voices, especially in genres that haven’t been given adequate representation. This kind of support and nurturing of talent means so much, and he deserves applause for his dedication to the community of music makers.
Fuerza Regida is the Mexican American band that has been taking the headlines in the innovative sound and has, in one way or another, opened the doors for musicians, including Chino Pacas. The band released their new album, “Pero No Te Enamores,” which piqued listener and critic interest, since they are known to use their trademark blend to create a variety of styles in their songs, into what they classify as Jersey corridos. Picture the frontman JOP sharing that one of their recent albums mixes traditional idioms with modern sounds. This rare mixture finds limited appeal among all fans, regardless of identification background.
Fuerza Regida is breaking barriers, and their influence on the music scene is undeniable. They have positively set the pace concerning collaboration and musical experimentation for other up-and-coming artists in the industry, including Chino.
