VIOLENTO by Seanchez: Review

by admin August 1, 2025

August 1, 2025

Seanchez, the Luzern-based Latin singer-songwriter, shakes it up in his latest single “Violento.” Dropped on July 25, this moody, magnetic track slides right into your veins with a deep bassline, hypnotic production, and a vocal delivery smoother than silk on a humid night. With Latin trap and sensual reggaetón vibes, Violento is an easy catch.

Right off the bat, “Violento” lures you in with a slick, low-slung beat, crafted by producer Snake at Luzern’s Del Sol Inc. studio. The vibe is giving things very late-night, forbidden, and dripping with desire. Mastered by Leslie de la Mota and distributed via Symphony Music, the track has all the polish of a seasoned hit, with Seanchez’s gritty edge woven through every bar. His voice floats effortlessly over the beat, as he sings, “El infierno en el cielo cuando tú estás encima de mí” with a cool, emotional charge.

The lyrics don’t hold back, and neither does Seanchez. It’s all lust, dominance, and tension, with a poetic twist that avoids cliché. You can practically feel the heat rise as he croons “Mami, encima de mí” again and again, each time more intense than the last. Think dark-room intimacy meets street swagger, with nods to icons like Daddy Yankee and J Balvin — but make it Seanchez’s own.

With over 30,000 Spotify listeners and appearances at Zurich’s Caliente Festival under his belt, Seanchez is down deep in the murk. Good luck getting out of it after getting into it with “Violento” becoming a sign of what’s to come, as fans of Latin trap buckle up. Listen to it on Spotify.