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ONFAYA, Sebastian Rivero, Nico Fleitas And Barbi Rucci Chase The Afterglow On ‘Hasta El Sol’

16 hours ago
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Two men in sunglasses pose indoors by a concrete staircase, one in black and one in gray, with a cool, moody vibe.
ONFAYA

ONFAYA, Sebastian Rivero, Nico Fleitas and Barbi Rucci have joined forces on ‘Hasta El Sol’, a new Latin house collaboration shaped around the moment the club moves from darkness into daylight.


Rather than chasing the intensity of peak time, the track settles into something warmer and more patient. Organic Latin percussion sits against a melodic house foundation, creating a hazy groove designed for those final hours when the energy of the night begins to loosen without disappearing entirely.



At its centre is the recurring Spanish refrain “todo lo que tú quieras”, translating to “anything you want”. Instead of dominating the arrangement, Barbi Rucci’s vocal drifts through it, adding to the record’s sense of suspended movement and giving its central hook room to linger.


That restraint is central to ‘Hasta El Sol’. The collaboration is less interested in building towards an obvious hands-in-the-air payoff than sustaining a particular atmosphere, drawing its character from rolling percussion, melody and vocals rather than sheer impact.


It also taps into a very specific dancefloor experience. Sunrise records occupy their own space within a DJ set, arriving after the biggest moments have already happened but before anyone is quite ready for the night to end. ‘Hasta El Sol’ is pitched directly at that window, trading urgency for warmth and allowing its groove to unfold at a more unhurried pace.


For ONFAYA, Sebastian Rivero, Nico Fleitas and Barbi Rucci, the result is a collaborative record that draws from Latin house without sacrificing the softer, more melodic qualities needed for its intended setting.


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