Mexican singer-songwriter Reyli Barba released a new version of his song “Contigo quiero”, now in mariachi format, under the title “Contigo quiero (A caballo, versión mariachi)”, reviving one of the most memorable hits of his career.
The song was originally released in 2003 as part of the album Contigo quiero, establishing itself as one of the most popular romantic pop ballads of the decade in Mexico and among the Latin community in the United States.
From pop ballad to mariachi
In this new interpretation of Contigo quiero, Reyli Barba transforms the original arrangement into a traditional Mexican sonority.
Incorporating trumpets, violins and guitarrón that provide greater emotional intensity.
The artist himself shared on social networks that this version has “a special strength and power”.
Emphasizing the spiritual character of the mariachi.
The production was in charge of Panchín Carrillo, renowned music producer, who worked on this adaptation that connects the romantic essence of the song with a sound more rooted in regional Mexican music.
Concert at the National Auditorium
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As part of this new stage, Reyli Barba has scheduled a presentation on May 27th at the National Auditorium in Mexico City.
It is one of the most important venues in the country. Tickets are already on sale.
For fans residing in the United States, this concert may become an opportunity to combine travel and musical experience, especially for those planning to visit Mexico in 2026.
This version has a special strength and power
Reyli Barba
A classic that evolves
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With “Contigo quiero (A caballo, versión mariachi)”, Reyli Barba reaffirms his connection with the Latin public.
He demonstrates that his songs can be adapted to new formats without losing the romantic essence that characterizes him.
The result is a proposal that mixes nostalgia, cultural identity and musical evolution, keeping alive a theme that marked an entire generation.
For more information, visit QuéOnnda.com.
