“Chin chin, boludos,” CA7RIEL says, raising a glass of sake during our vegan lunch at New York City’s Planta Queen in latest episode of Billboard‘s “Takes Us Out.”
“The sushi without dead fish,” he says, before taking a bite with his deadpan humor. Sitting next to him is Paco Amoroso, shaggy-haired and perpetually cool, who jumps in after a sip of miso soup to set the record straight about their latest album, and ethos: “FREE SPIRITS is our way of life — it’s not a joke.”
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Both dressed in casual nude sweaters, the Argentine pair chat with Billboard Español to dish up the truth behind their “glow up.”
Indeed, the duo is beaming, and for a good reason. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso are entering what they call their most “liberated” era yet with the release of their third studio album as a duo. The 12-track genre-bending opus, which dropped last month, follows Papota, their Latin Grammy-sweeping project from last year. Packed with cheeky irreverence, introspective highs, and a guest list that includes Sting, Anderson .Paak, Fred Again, and even Jack Black, the album signals a rebirth for the longtime collaborators.
But the road to rebirth wasn’t easy. After winning five Latin Grammys last November, they shocked fans by announcing their split just a month later. “La verdad que estábamos destrozados. Sí, estamos hechos mierda. Y ahora estamos nuevos,” Paco admits, candidly referencing the burnout that had swallowed them whole.
That’s where Sting comes in. Following a chance meeting in Buenos Aires, the legendary musician became their unlikely guide, inviting the pair to detox in his wellness retreat. “Antes no podíamos ni pensar. Ahora tenemos paz,” says CA7RIEL, offering what feels like both a punchline and a revelation.
Rested and recalibrated, the duo also discuss their world tour, which kicks off in their native Buenos Aires on May 14 and spans over 60 dates across the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. True to CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso’s free-spirited ethos, they’re not losing sleep about what’s next.
Check out the full interview above and discover five things we learned about the Argentine pair during our “Takes Us Out” interview below.
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