Erick Brian Colón debuts solo single and music video 'Te Veo,' marking his new era [EXCLUSIVE]

Erick Brian Colón is set to release his highly anticipated debut single as a solo artist. The Cuban-born, Miami-raised artist who first captured hearts worldwide as one-fourth of the Latin pop phenomenon CNCO is stepping into his own era, and he’s doing it on his own terms

“‘Te Veo’ is a song that comes from the purest kind of connection,” Erick explains exclusively to ¡HOLA! “It’s about those moments when, with just one look, you can say everything without a single word. I want people to feel that chemistry and energy in every note.”

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The track is a clear statement of Erick Brian’s artistic evolution, showcasing the vocal and musical growth fans have been waiting for. The new track is a blend of urban-pop rhythms and emotional lyricism.

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With haunting melodies and a cinematic beat, 'Te Veo' explores the silent intensity of human connection. It’s a defining moment not only in Erick’s career, but also in the evolution of Latin music itself.

The visuals accompanying 'Te Veo' are just as compelling as the track itself. In exclusive images shared with ¡HOLA!, Erick looks effortlessly cool in wide-leg khakis and a graphic tank, with tropical palms as the perfect background, a look that speaks to both his Cuban roots and his genre-blending style.

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Following the release, Erick will kick off a Latin American tour, with stops in Colombia, Mexico, and more. The rollout will include intimate showcases, media appearances, and exclusive performances that aim to bring fans closer to the artist he's become.

For nearly a decade, Erick Brian Colón was one of the most recognizable faces of CNCO, a group that helped shape an entire generation of Latin pop. With back-to-back chart-topping albums, global tours, and a fiercely loyal fan base, the band made history and inspired millions.

But for Erick, this next step was inevitable and necessary. “I’m grateful for everything we built together,” he reflects. “But I knew there was a side of me that hadn’t been fully expressed. ‘Te Veo’ is the beginning of that story.”