The King of Accordion Returns
On September 5, Panchito Arredondo released his newest single “VTL,” continuing his career in the re-popularized regional Mexican genre as the “King of the Accordion.” The song was also accompanied by a music video on YouTube.
Themes of Thankfulness
The DEL-signed artist now has 1.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify, owed to hits like “300 Locos,” “El Llamado del 19,” and “El Compa Carlos.” With his accordion skills once again front and center, “VTL” is a continuation of Panchito Arredondo’s storytelling, with themes of loyalty, heroism, and dedication to one’s goals. It’s also about holding appreciation for present blessings, and gratefulness for past actions that have helped us to get to where we are today.
When explaining which parts of his life he was thankful for that inspired him to write the song, Panchito Arredondo said, “At 17 years old, we started looking for Him, without knowing about everything that I was going to run into. I thank God for giving me this family, my two queens, and my motorcycle to go forward.”
Available Now
“VTL” is now available on all platforms, with the music video streaming on YouTube at the link above.
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