Música Popular Uruguaya (MPU) is a diverse and rich music genre that encapsulates the unique cultural tapestry of Uruguay. It often blends traditional South American rhythms with modern influences, drawing on folk, tango, candombe, and milonga. MPU is characterized by its poignant lyrics that reflect the social, political, and cultural realities of Uruguay, as well as universal themes of love and life. Instruments such as the guitar, drum, and accordion are pivotal in creating its distinctive sound. Artists like José Carbajal "El Sabalero" and Jaime Roos have contributed to the genre's narrative depth and emotional resonance. MPU continues to evolve with contemporary musicians, while remaining rooted in its Uruguayan heritage.

No Me Queda Más Tiempo

Cumbia Club•

Ruben Rada

Single - Released February 27, 2025