Carín León releases MudaH, the deluxe edition of Muda
The album, nominated for Album of the Year at the Latin Grammys, adds a corrido with Colombia's Ryan Castro and grows to 19 songs.
Mexican singer Carín León now has MudaH, the deluxe edition of his album "Muda", on streaming platforms. According to El Imparcial, it adds five unreleased songs to the original album's 14, bringing the full project to 19 tracks.
KQ105 dates the release to Thursday, Oct. 8. Other outlets reported it on the 9th without giving a release day, so that date rests on a single source.
A corrido with Ryan Castro
The lead single is "Atte El Insuperable", a corrido, a traditional Mexican narrative ballad, recorded as a duet with Colombian artist Ryan Castro. Two other new tracks are "El Bolero" and "Ya No Llora". The list closes with "Echando a perder se aprende" and "Miss Mierda". The coverage reviewed does not mention guest artists on those.
Castro spoke about the collaboration with Pulzo, saying it was "muy chimba", Colombian slang for great, to make the song and "connect Colombia with Mexico". León told Noroeste that they keep playing with music "without putting so many labels on it".
The edition is distributed through Socios Music, according to El Imparcial and Noroeste.
On the road to the Latin Grammys
"Muda" came out on May 7, 2026, with 14 songs, including collaborations with Juanes on "Carranga" and with Rawayana on "Bingo". It is up for Album of the Year and, with "Desde Que Te Tengo", for Record of the Year at the Latin Grammys, according to El Imparcial. The nominations were announced on Sept. 16, as El Mediático reported.
Pulzo places the ceremony at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Nov. 12. Before then, it remains to be confirmed whether the video for "Atte El Insuperable" will come out on the artist's official channels.
