After more than two decades in the business, Playa Limbo continues to prove that longevity in the music industry doesn’t depend solely on following the latest trends, but on building a solid identity. The Mexican band, known for hits like “El eco de tu voz,” is once again embracing innovation without losing the essence that made it one of the most representative acts in Mexican pop.
On this occasion, the band will kick off the finale of the third season of Amazon Music Sessions in Mexico City, where they will share the stage with the young singer Ana Sofía Wolfskill. The event represents an opportunity to bring their music to new audiences through a live format that, they believe, offers a much more authentic connection with the audience.
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For Jass Reyes, lead singer of Playa Limbo since 2016, these kinds of collaborations hold special value in an era dominated by digital platforms and algorithms.
The singer explained that bringing together different generations and musical styles allows artists with different audiences to discover new music in a natural way—something that often doesn’t happen on streaming services.
As she noted, Ana Sofía Wolfskill’s fans might never have discovered Playa Limbo’s music through digital recommendations. However, by sharing the same stage, both projects are able to expand their reach and foster a musical exchange that benefits everyone.
For the performer, the live experience still has a power that no platform can replace.
Since joining the group following María León’s departure, Jass Reyes has found that Playa Limbo adheres to a very clear philosophy: to create music that stands the test of time.
Far from being swayed by passing trends, the band seeks to create songs that can connect with different generations, regardless of when they are heard.
That same goal was reflected in “Donde quiero estar,” the album they recently released, with which they aim to continue building a musical style rooted in universal emotions such as love, nostalgia, and everyday experiences.
In an industry where thousands of songs are released every day, the group believes that maintaining its own identity is one of its greatest assets.
Four generations, one passion
Jass Reyes describes Playa Limbo as a blend of different eras and musical sensibilities. The band, which also includes Jorge Corrales, Ángel Baillo, and Servando Yáñez, brings together members from different generations, though they all share one common trait: they are, according to the singer, “old souls.”
That affinity has led them to draw inspiration from artists who shaped the music of the 1970s and 1980s, such as Fleetwood Mac, Sade, and Tears for Fears—influences that remain evident in the elegant, melodic sound that characterizes the band.
Although Reyes was born in Ciudad Juárez, a region deeply rooted in Mexican regional music, he acknowledges that he has always had a strong connection to genres such as hip-hop and R&B due to the cultural influence of the border.
Although Playa Limbo maintains a well-defined identity, the band is open to experimenting with other musical styles as long as the result preserves the group’s essence.
In that regard, Jass Reyes expressed his admiration for artists such as Carín León, whom he considers an example of how it is possible to combine different genres without losing authenticity.
The singer said that the band remains open to future collaborations and musical fusions, as long as they bring creativity and respect the style that has defined them since their beginnings.
Since the release of “El eco de tu voz” in 2007, Playa Limbo has established itself as one of the most important groups in contemporary Mexican pop. The single quickly became a hit and racked up millions of streams, becoming an essential song in the group’s repertoire.
The song was later included on *Canciones de Hotel*, the band’s debut album, which defined their style with lyrics focused on love, nostalgia, human relationships, and mental health.
Today, with new projects, collaborations, and live performances, Playa Limbo proves that authenticity remains its greatest strength and that its music continues to resonate with both those who have followed the band since its early days and new generations of listeners.
