Rising Colombian salsa artist Pablo EEE is officially stepping into his own artistry with his first-ever original single, “Chicle,” featuring Puerto Rican salsa sensation Luis Vazquez. Known for his viral salsa covers on TikTok and YouTube, Pablo has captivated young audiences by reinterpreting hit songs through a fresh salsa lens. Now, with “Chicle,” he is taking the next step in his career, delivering a high-energy track that blends youthful passion with the timeless rhythms of salsa.
“Chicle,” written and produced by hitmaker Mario Cáceres (Maluma, Becky G, Wisin, Anitta, Xavi), tells the story of an unexpected love that sticks — just like gum — and captures the thrill, obsession, and excitement of young romance. As two of the most promising young voices in salsa, Pablo EEE and Luis Vazquez bring their own unique yet complementary styles, injecting new life into a genre that has been steadily resurging in recent years.
Pablo EEE, a 14-year-old talented artist and performer, first gained recognition for his viral salsa covers, captivating audiences with his ability to reimagine contemporary hits. His salsa version of “Mírame” by Blessd became a breakout moment, showcasing his fresh take on the genre and earning him a dedicated following. With an undeniable talent for rhythm and melody, he has quickly positioned himself as a rising force in salsa’s next generation, proving that the genre remains as relevant and exciting as ever.
Meanwhile, Luis Vazquez, an 18-year-old Puerto Rican salsero, has played a pivotal role in revitalizing salsa for a new era. At just 16, he made history as the youngest solo artist to reach No. 1 on Billboard’s Tropical Airplay chart with his breakout hit “Tu Fan.” Over the years, he has shared the stage with legends like El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, La India, and Jerry Rivera, solidifying his reputation as one of salsa’s most promising young voices. With his sophomore album and major collaborations under his belt, Luis continues to shape the future of salsa while supporting rising talent like Pablo EEE.
For Pablo EEE, this moment marks a major turning point. “Salsa has always been my passion, and now I finally get to share my own music with the world,” he shares. “Having Luis on this song makes it even more special — he’s been paving the way for young salseros, and now we get to continue that legacy together.”
The release of “Chicle” comes at a time when salsa is making a noticeable comeback, with artists like Rauw Alejandro and Bad Bunny incorporating salsa into their evolving sound. As younger generations rediscover and embrace the genre, Pablo EEE is positioning himself as part of this new wave, introducing fresh, dynamic energy while staying true to its rich roots.
With “Chicle,”Pablo EEE and Luis Vazquez are proving that salsa is more alive than ever, pushing the genre forward while honoring its past.