The band Jumbo continues to advance steadily in a new creative stage. After opening this musical cycle with the song “Voy a quedarme”, the group presents “Salta del avión”, their most recent single, with which they reinforce a clear idea: personal evolution can also become music.
According to a press release from Sony Music, “Salta del avión” was born from the need to face fears and let go of control, a message that connects with thousands of people who are going through changes, closing cycles or making important decisions. The song proposes a direct and powerful metaphor: to jump in the middle of life’s flight, take risks and trust that you have what it takes to land on your feet.
A single with a message: risk and trust
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In times when many live with uncertainty – whether for work, family, migration or new beginnings – this Jumbo theme feels especially close to home.
The label describes the song as an invitation to take risks with a kind of “emotional parachute”:
Experience, intuition and that which allows us to move forward even when everything is not under control.
True to its essence, Jumbo maintains its identity, but bets on a sound and a message aimed at decision and movement.
In the words of the release, the single reflects clarity, evolution and a never-look-back mentality.
That is to say: choose, move forward and believe in oneself.
For Hispanic audiences living in the United States, this launch may resonate for very real reasons.
Taking big “leaps” – moving, starting from scratch, changing jobs or building stability – is often part of everyday life.
In this sense, Jumbo’s “Salta del avión” is a song to accompany personal processes, not only as a song to listen to in concert.
The song delivers a direct and powerful metaphor
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Jumbo announces Mexico tour
Along with the premiere also came a piece of news awaited by his fans:
Jumbo announced a tour of Mexico, with several important presentations.
Among the highlights is their show at the Teatro Metropólitan, scheduled for May 16, an emblematic venue for concerts in Mexico City.
Dates were also confirmed for May 1 in Monterrey and May 30 in Guadalajara, marking a strong calendar for the month of May.
With this musical comeback and its tour, Jumbo reaffirms that it is still in force in Spanish rock and that its proposal continues to grow without losing the seal that made it a reference band for several generations.
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