Rising Mexican star Patrick Luna debuts his heartfelt EP ‘+ Romántico Que Bélico,’ blending romance and realism in regional Mexican music.
Patrick Luna, a rising star in regional Mexican music, makes his mark with the release of his debut EP, ‘+ Romántico Que Bélico,’ now available on all digital streaming platforms. A celebration of romance and authenticity, the EP captures Luna’s heartfelt approach to storytelling as he blends his love for his homeland with deeply personal narratives.
With ‘+ Romántico Que Bélico,’ Patrick Luna takes listeners on a journey through the highs and lows of love, crafting modern-day love songs rooted in the traditions of regional Mexican music. The EP explores themes of vulnerability, longing, and heartbreak while honoring the musical essence of Mexico. Songs like “Vulnerable” showcase Luna’s emotional depth, with lyrics like “porque soy vulnerable, puedes herirme, pero me quedaré” (I’m vulnerable, and you can hurt me, but I will stay), delivered over a delicate guitar arrangement.
“Carrusel” charms with a bolero-inspired instrumental, while Luna’s reimagined version of Prince Royce’s “Corazón Sin Cara” offers a fresh regional twist to the bachata classic. Tracks like “Me Cuesta Tanto” and “El Malo” delve into the pain of heartbreak, while “De Antes” provides a lovesick, dreamy pop melody infused with Mexican essence. 
Speaking about the project, Luna says: “When I first started this project, I had a clear idea that I wanted to represent my country, Mexico, exploring the sounds of regional Mexican music in more depth. I’m a natural romantic, and that’s what I’m most passionate about writing.”
With ‘+ Romántico Que Bélico,’ Patrick Luna delivers one of his most intimate works to date. It’s an EP that reflects his essence as an artist and promises to resonate with those seeking music that’s both authentic and heartfelt.
