intro (DINASTÍA) Lyrics – Peso Pluma & Tito Double P

Peso Pluma and Tito Double P crank up the corridos tumbados heat with intro, the raw new single that dropped yesterday, November 20, 2025, through Double P Records, and it rolls in like a midnight Porsche run through the streets, all locote energy and no brakes on the flex.

These cousins have been building this chemistry for years, from Tito writing hits behind the scenes to jumping on tracks like La People that blew up the genre. intro feels like them turning the page, leaning hard into that malandro life with a beat that thumps low and steady, brass hits sneaking in like shouts from the block. Tito kicks it off cruising puteros in Dolce, whisky whispers turning to te quieros, while Peso shouts out the Double P pride mid-track like a battle cry. It’s unfiltered corridos: fajada la corta, diamantones shining pink, chirris and mota looking bonito, nights blurring into copas and humo passed mouth to mouth. No big guests, just the two trading bars over a production that keeps it street but polished enough for the clubs, the kind of joint that makes you feel the Sinaloa pulse even if you’re miles away.

This one’s standalone for now, a quick strike after Peso’s massive Éxodo run and Tito’s Incómodo still holding charts, but it screams lead-in to whatever joint project they’ve been teasing. No album attached yet, just pure vibe to hold fans over, with the video already racking views of lowriders and late-night scenes that match the lyrics beat for beat.

At this point, Peso’s the global face of the movement, arenas sold out worldwide, while Tito’s stepping fully into his own after years as the secret weapon. Together, they’re keeping corridos evolving, mixing the old-school grit with trap edges that hit different in 2025.

X lit up the second it dropped, clips of the ayayay interlude over car videos everywhere, folks calling it the weekend starter they needed. If their past collabs set the bar, this one’s raising it higher.

Dive into the intro lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Peso Pluma and Tito Double P tracks for more of their unrelenting fire.