Marigaby

Marigaby has made a mark in Pop and Latin Pop music with several tracks that resonate well with fans. One standout is "Don’t Make Me Wait (No Me Hagas Esperar)," which captures a sense of urgency and longing, making it a favorite for many listeners. Another notable entry is "Tumbadores - Soundtrack Original Para La Película," which showcases a blend of catchy rhythms and engaging lyrics.

The artist also brings energy to songs like "Tal para Cual" and "Exceso," both of which reflect themes of relationships and everyday life. "Vacio" rounds out her collection, offering a more introspective take. Each track contributes to her growing presence in the music scene, appealing to a diverse audience.

Marigaby has recently released several tracks that showcase her evolving sound. The single “CC. (2025)” marks a fresh direction, blending contemporary pop elements with her signature style. “Tumbadores (Soundtrack Original Para La Película) (2023)” adds to her diverse portfolio, serving as a lively accompaniment to the film it is tied to.

In addition, “Que Pena 'Mor (2023)” offers a more introspective vibe, reflecting on themes of love and loss. Another recent track, “Don’t Make Me Wait (2023),” features an upbeat rhythm that encourages listeners to move. These releases highlight her ability to navigate different moods and styles within the Latin pop genre, keeping her audience engaged with each new offering.

Marigaby has teamed up with various artists, showcasing her versatility in music. One notable collaboration is “Don’t Make Me Wait (No Me Hagas Esperar)” featuring Casely. This track blends pop elements and catchy rhythms, highlighting their combined vocal styles. The partnership has created a song that resonates well with fans of both artists.

Another significant collaboration is “Tumbadores - Soundtrack Original Para La Película” with Siho Villalobos. This piece serves as part of a film soundtrack, adding depth to the cinematic experience. The collaboration reflects Marigaby's ability to engage with different musical contexts, reaching a broader audience through her work. Each collaboration adds layers to her artistry, further establishing her presence in the pop and Latin pop scenes.