Album lore

Santiago Jiménez’s 2025 single Volare, released on D Luna Music, condenses a handful of genres into one extended track. The recording crosses corridos tumbados and electro corridos with touches of sad sierreño and dembow belico. Though the album consists solely of the title track, its combination of styles marks a distinctive signal in Jiménez’s canon. With only a handful of listeners and scrobbles documented on Last.fm, Volare remains a quiet artifact awaiting discovery by those who collect at the intersections of traditional Mexican corridos and modern urban rhythms. Its sparse footprint suggests a release aimed at crate-diggers and boutique DJs who prize genre-blending curiosities over mainstream presence.

Album lore

Santiago Jiménez’s 2025 single Volare, released on D Luna Music, condenses a handful of genres into one extended track. The recording crosses corridos tumbados and electro corridos with touches of sad sierreño and dembow belico. Though the album consists solely of the title track, its combination of styles marks a distinctive signal in Jiménez’s canon. With only a handful of listeners and scrobbles documented on Last.fm, Volare remains a quiet artifact awaiting discovery by those who collect at the intersections of traditional Mexican corridos and modern urban rhythms. Its sparse footprint suggests a release aimed at crate-diggers and boutique DJs who prize genre-blending curiosities over mainstream presence.