Pink Pablo, the young Puerto Rican artist Juan Pablo Rivera, has released his latest single, "Pokebola," showcasing once again the versatility of his catalog. The song hooks listeners with catchy melodies and a surprising ending, showcasing his natural talent that emerges unexpectedly with every musical note he touches.

"Feelings of unrequited love overwhelmed me when I walked into the studio. As soon as I heard the guitar riff in the intro, I told Phil to turn on the mic. One of those rhythms that comes at the perfect time when a feeling is at its peak. I sing about loving someone who doesn't really love me back," shares Pink Pablo.

With a combination of his family's musical heritage and his vulnerable songwriting, Pink Pablo's compositions make listeners feel as though they are experiencing the same emotions he is expressing in his songs. "Pokebola," produced by Phil Scully (known for his work with Diplo and Niall Horan), is no exception to this.

Since his debut with "Candela," Pink Pablo has offered a contagious and very Latin sound, demonstrating his versatility with songs like "Insomnia" and "Amor de Pobre," produced by Phil Scully and himself, respectively. His latest release, "La Vibra," also demonstrates his musical prowess. By collaborating with distinguished producers, Pink Pablo has solidified his musical proposal and has become an artist to watch in the Latin music scene.