Diving into the heartstrings of love, loss, and the bittersweet memories in between, the "Mal de Amores" playlist is a rollercoaster of emotions captured through the melodies of regional Mexican and Latin tracks. It's all about the love that wasn't meant to last, the one that left a mark, and the journey to self-discovery and healing post heartbreak. Kicking off with Edgardo Nuñez and Código FN's "No Quiero Perderte," the playlist sets a tone of longing and the fear of losing that one special person. As it progresses, themes evolve from the heartache in "No" by Alfredo Olivas to the defiance and self-worth found in "AMOR PROPIO" by Grupo Frontera. Each song, whether it's the upbeat rhythm of "UNA CERVEZA" by Fuerza Regida and Manuel Turizo or the solemn vow of moving on in "Vete Ya" by Valentín Elizalde, crafts a narrative that's all too familiar to anyone who's loved and lost.

The playlist doesn't shy away from the rough edges of love, exploring the nuances of emotions that come with saying goodbye, as heard in "Si Tu Amor No Vuelve" by Carin Leon, or facing the truth of unreciprocated feelings in "Mentirme" by Carolina Ross. Yet, amidst the tales of sorrow, there are glimmers of hope and resilience, hinting at the possibility of mending a broken heart and finding love anew. With a mixture of live tracks and studio recordings, "Mal de Amores" offers a raw and authentic glimpse into the highs and lows of love through the lens of some of the best voices in the regional Mexican and Latin music scenes. Whether nursing a broken heart or simply in the mood for some soul-stirring music, this playlist has a little something for everyone.

Playlist Genres

Musica Mexicana

Norteno

Banda

Corrido

Sierreno

Sad Sierreno

Corridos Tumbados Latin Pop Ranchera Mariachi Reggaeton Urbano Latino Trap Latino Musica Sonorense Tejano Musica Chihuahuense Mexican Pop Latin Arena Pop Latin Hip Hop Bachata Banda Sinaloense Norteno-sax Pop Tierra Caliente Reggaeton Colombiano Corridos Belicos Corridos Alternativos Singer-songwriter Tecnobanda Colombian Pop