Curiosidad Lyrics – Cris MJ | from “Las Filtradas”

Cris MJ’s LAS FILTRADAS just crashed the holiday party like a reggaeton raid on Christmas Eve, dropping today—December 25—via SONAR, turning a vault of leaked whispers into 18 tracks of straight fire that’s got Chile’s streets bumping from Santiago to the clubs.

“Curiosidad” slides in as track five, a slick mid-tempo banger produced by Magicenelbeat that’s all velvet seduction over trap-kissed dembow rhythms—think sultry synths curling around Cris’s smooth, teasing flows like smoke from a blunt. It’s peak urbano flirt game: themes of that electric “what if” spark, checking in on an ex’s solitude (“Dime si estás sola”) before plotting a late-night pickup, all laced with boasts of boss-level provision and perreo promises.

No heavy collabs here; it’s Cris solo, channeling that raw, unfiltered hunger he’s made his signature, evolving from gritty street tales to this polished playboy charm that hooks you on the first “¿Cómo le va?” The track’s been simmering in fan leaks for months, but official now, it pops with crisp production that nods to Bad Bunny’s whispery intimacy while keeping Cris’s Chilean edge sharp—perfect for those post-Nochebuena drives where curiosity turns to chaos.

LAS FILTRADAS lives up to its name, a cheeky flip on “las filtradas” (the leaks), scooping up 18 fan-favorite demos and half-heard snippets into one explosive set. It’s got the reflective flex of “Pensando Brigido,” the gritty bounce of “No Me Salgas Con Esa” ft. Reelian, the triumphant “Visto Caro,” and heaters like “Subieron Las Ventas” with Bryant Myers, “Botellita De Champagne,” and “Romper La Disco.” Clocking around 55 minutes, the concept’s pure Cris: no overthought narrative, just a middle finger to the leaks by owning them—raw demos polished just enough to slay playlists, blending trap, reggaeton, and RKT pulses into a party manifesto for the overlooked.

Cris is cresting his biggest wave yet at 22, fresh off Apocalipsis’s June chart domination (that 20-track beast with global streams in the billions) and sold-out Latin America tours that packed arenas from Bogotá to Buenos Aires. The Iquique kid who blew up off “Una Noche en Medellín” in ’22 has leveled up—trading teen rebellion for this matured swagger, therapy nods in interviews hinting at deeper layers under the grillz. LAS FILTRADAS? It’s his victory lap on the rumor mill, proving he’s not just surviving the spotlight; he’s scripting the leaks himself.