Test your knowledge of Peso Pluma's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
From the plucked requinto of 'Ella Baila Sola' to the 808s of 'QLONA', his tracks split by texture. The guitar-and-tuba corridos give themselves away first; the reggaeton crossovers are the ones that fool you.
The facts behind the sound decide the close rounds: what a requinto and a tuba are doing on a corrido, why 'Ella Baila Sola' broke a chart record, and what his stage name means in the ring.
His catalog runs from acoustic corridos to full reggaeton. Start with the requinto-and-tuba hits, then test the voice, the urbano crossovers, and the sessions that separate real fans from the room.
Learn the sound of corridos tumbados and the first points are free. 'Ella Baila Sola' with Eslabón Armado, 'Bebe Dame' with Fuerza Regida and 'PRC' with Natanael Cano all open on a plucked requinto guitar and a tuba bassline, so the acoustic texture gives them away before Peso Pluma's raspy voice even arrives.
Once the sound is familiar, the giveaway is the delivery. Peso Pluma sings in a raspy, nasal tone that sits high in the mix, and it carries whether the track is a stripped corrido or a full studio production. Players who lock onto that voice stop needing the guitar to name a song.
This is where the instrumentation trap springs. On 2024's 'Éxodo' he split the record between corridos and reggaeton, and beyond it, 'QLONA' with Karol G and the Cardi B team-up 'Put 'Em in the Fridge' drop the guitars for 808s and dembow. A Peso Pluma track that sounds nothing like a corrido is the classic catch.
The top tier turns on the collaborations and one-offs. 'Bzrp Music Sessions #55' with Bizarrap trades the corrido band for a producer's beat, and 'La Bebe (Remix)' with Yng Lvcas sits in the urban lane. Place these next to the early requinto cuts from a short clip and you are ahead of the room.
Pick a Peso Pluma quiz below. Guess the song from a short clip, or answer trivia on his corridos tumbados hits, his collaborations and his 'Éxodo' crossovers. Some rounds are quick song quizzes, others reward real fans.
'Ella Baila Sola', 'Bebe Dame', 'PRC', 'Rosa Pastel' and 'La Bebe' are among the most-guessed, with deep cuts like 'El Belicón' and 'Por las Noches' for fans.
His corridos tumbados are built on a live requinto guitar and a tuba, but tracks like 'QLONA' and his 'Éxodo' reggaeton drop the guitars for 808s, so the sound alone can fool you.
His real name is Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija, born in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico, in 1999. The stage name Peso Pluma is Spanish for the boxing weight class 'featherweight'.
The quiz keeps score. Reach 8 out of 10 and you count as a real fan; a perfect round across the corridos and the urbano cuts is tough, since his catalog grew fast.
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