Sie7e and Milos join forces in “Quilombo”, a collaboration that mixes pop, reggae and new love stories

Latin Grammy winner Sie7e and Puerto Rican duo Milos present “Quilombo,” a new collaboration now available on all digital platforms. The song blends elements of pop, reggae, and alternative rock in a fresh, summery sound that brings together two generations of Puerto Rican artists in a single project.

“I am very happy with the result; it is a song that many people will be able to identify with, so I hope that the public connects with the song and embraces it as their own,” said Aryam Velázquez, a member of Milos.

The song tells the story of two people who discover a special connection through social media. Between stories, likes, and private messages, they both recognize a genuine attraction, even though they know their relationship could cause a stir when it comes to light due to their age difference.

Sie7e commented, “I’m so excited about this production and this collaboration. Every detail and the unique lyrics explore the beauty and special nature of a relationship where one partner is considerably older. Milos and I have a curious story that led us to this great song. See you in the music.”

Sie7e continues to solidify one of the most acclaimed careers in contemporary Puerto Rican music. A Latin Grammy winner and internationally known for hits like “Tengo Tu Love,” the artist maintains an audience of over 1.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify and is organizing a new wave of performances and special projects.

Milos, comprised of brothers Aryam and Luis Velázquez, has distinguished itself within the independent music scene for its authentic and emotive sound. The duo has shared the stage with artists such as Los Enanitos Verdes, Kevin Johansen, and Sie7e himself, in addition to collaborating with figures like Eduardo Cabra and Hugo Bistolfi. They are currently working on the production of their second studio album, which will include "Quilombo."

“Quilombo turned out amazing, and I’m so happy with everything that came out of this collaboration. The song has a special energy, lyrics that many people can relate to, and a melody that resonates. For me, the most important thing has been seeing how the public has connected with it and that there was genuine chemistry between Milos and Sie7e, so the real Quilombo is going to happen this summer,” adds Luis Enrique of Milos.

The release is accompanied by a music video directed and edited by Gerardo Hernandez. This recording represents the first creative collaboration between Sie7e and Milos, a partnership that fosters a diversity of musical influences and the songs' ability to connect with generations.