Hoy Te Toca Lyrics – Cris MJ & FloyyMenor | from “Las Filtradas”

This collab simmers with that instant chemistry Cris and Floyy cook up: bouncy dembow rhythms laced with trap snares from producers Armijo and Kickz Jr., all wrapped in breathy ad-libs and hooks that beg for a late-night drive. It’s urban Latin at its slickest—reggaeton pulse meets Chilean-Colombian swagger, where synths bubble like champagne and the beat drops just hard enough to make you forget the family dinner.

Thematically, it’s pure temptation: mutual want hanging in the air (“Tú me quiere’ y yo te quiero”), plotting secret getaways where kisses turn loca and no one’s watching. Floyy’s gangster charm kicks in first, promising to hunt you down sans the saint act, while Cris flips to bedroom boss mode—Moët-fueled strip teases and Adderall adventures that scream no-regrets escape. It’s vulnerable under the flex: lies about not loving, the itch to climb on top, all nodding to that raw pull of chemistry over caution.

LAS FILTRADAS lives up to its name—like those leaked gems that went viral before polish—dishing 18 tracks of unfiltered Cris, from the brooding “Pensando Brigido” to bangers like “Visto Caro” and “Botellita De Champagne.” Features stack the deck: FloyyMenor here, Nes On The Shet on “Dónde Estás Ma,” Bryant Myers closing “Subieron Las Ventas,” and Panda Black on “Flaite.” No grand concept, just Cris raiding his vault for street tales of love, hustle, and high life, clocking in at a bingeable 55 minutes with beats that blur trap edges and perreo heat. Teased on his Insta reels since November, it’s got that DIY fire—self-released, no major label leash—proving he’s owning the game on his terms.

Cris MJ’s capping a monster ’25 at 24, the Santiago trap prince who turned “Una Noche en Medellín” into a Latin Billboard staple now stacking plaques off June’s Apocalipsis (that 20-track apocalypse of vibes). FloyyMenor, the Bogotá breakout behind the inescapable “Gata Only,” rides in fresh from sold-out Latin bills, their team-up a no-brainer after TikTok duets blew up. It’s evolution in motion: Cris ditching teen mixtapes for global anthems, Floyy trading solo flex for duo spark—together, they’re the spark plug for urban Latin’s next wave, tour dates looming from Miami to Madrid.