Overview
- El Baifo arrives as a 14‑track set that blends reggaeton, afro styles and Canarian sounds, with the timple of local virtuoso Hirahi Afonso featured on several songs.
- The album grew from a pressure‑free burst of writing that produced 21 songs in five days during an Ibiza camp and roughly 60–70 ideas overall before he selected the final cuts.
- Quevedo presents the record as a show of representation for Canary Islands youth, saying it is meant to lift confidence and prove they can build careers from home.
- The songs balance celebration with introspection, including Hijo de volcán, where he speaks as Pedro and opens up about his life and personal faith.
- Collaborators span island voices and Latin mainstays, from Los Gofiones and Nueva Línea to Elvis Crespo, Tonny Tun Tun, Lucho RK, La Pantera and Juseph, and he signals interest in taking the project on the road with details still to come.