Paulo Londra, a young rapper from Córdoba, Argentina, broke through with “Adán y Eva” in 2018. He's crazy about a girl who's with another guy, and he's sure they're meant to be together — like Adam and Eve, the first couple — if only she'd leave him.
The song mixes trap and pop with a catchy, sing-song flow, and it became one of the most-streamed Argentine songs of its time, opening the door for the country's new urban music scene.
His delivery is quick but clear. Listen for Argentine features: “vos” instead of “tú” (with verbs like “sabés” and “querés”) and the “sh” sound for “ll” and “y”.