Singer Peralex has shared his enthusiasm for the impact that Mexican music is having beyond the borders of Mexico and the United States, reaching as far as Japan. In a recent interview, he revealed his joy for the growth of the regional Mexican genre and how his music is being well received in various parts of the world.
"We believed we had something special. Since we finished the song, we had that good feeling," expressed Peralex about his latest single "And if by chance." The song has been well received on platforms like YouTube and Spotify, accumulating tens of thousands of streams and generating positive comments from his followers.
The artist emphasized the importance of the emotional connection that music can create beyond language barriers. "It's like when you find a song that you know is going to work. Music is universal," said Peralex, thanking the constant support of his fans and their suggestion to continue on the path of regional Mexican music.
Peralex, originally from Coahuila, reflected on his roots and how regional Mexican music has always been part of his life, despite some deviations towards pop in his early days. "I am always very grateful to the people who listen to me, who follow my music, and give me their time," added the singer. He highlighted that the feedback from his followers has been fundamental in his return to the regional genre and in connecting with a broader audience.
Regarding his future plans, Peralex revealed that he is working on creating an album, hoping to have it ready by the end of the year. However, he acknowledged that plans may vary due to the demands of promotion and performances.
