Canarian artists La Pantera and Quevedo are collaborating once again with their new single titled 'DOGGY', which will be released tonight, 22 October, at 23:00 in the Canary Islands. La Pantera announced the launch through his social media, sharing a teaser of the music video.
The video, featuring a cinematic aesthetic, showcases various scenes of a road amidst volcanic landscapes reminiscent of Lanzarote, alongside images of the two artists. It concludes with credits that highlight the song's title. In the post, La Pantera included a brief message, "@queved0.pd today💕", along with the release times for different countries. In the Canary Islands, the premiere is set for 23:00, while in mainland Spain (Madrid), it will be at midnight on Friday, 23 October.
In a nod to his roots, La Pantera referenced El Calero, his hometown in Telde (Gran Canaria), to indicate the release time in the Archipelago. Instead of simply stating 'Canary Islands', the post reads '23:00 (El Calero)', alongside timings for other cities such as Madrid, Buenos Aires, and Bogotá. This detail underscores the artist's connection to the neighbourhood where he grew up.
'DOGGY' marks another musical collaboration between La Pantera and Quevedo, who have previously worked together on tracks like 'HALO', 'Piel de cordero', and 'Algo va a pasar', the latter featuring Lucho RK and Juseph. This announcement comes at a busy time for both artists; La Pantera released 'TOO' on 2 October, the first preview of his upcoming second album, expected to launch between late 2026 and early 2027. Meanwhile, Quevedo is also working on new musical projects and has hinted at releasing more songs before the year ends.
As of now, the artists have not revealed further details about the release or confirmed whether 'DOGGY' will be part of La Pantera's forthcoming album. The announcement, made just hours before the premiere, has already generated excitement among their fans, with the Instagram post garnering over 100,000 likes within its first few hours.
