Fuerza Regida and Marshmello just dropped the ultimate party anthem, and they've brought the heat with a killer music video for their collab, "HARLEY QUINN." The highly-anticipated video is nothing short of cinematic brilliance, featuring lucha libre, crime partners, and a whole lot of action.
The Mexican-American group, known for their energetic tracks, teased fans online with the announcement: "HARLEY QUINN OUT NOW POR EL CANAL DE FUERZA REGIDA." Directed by Justice Silvera, the video kicks off with a movie-like scene of Jesús Ortiz Paz (JOP) riding in what looks like the back of a law enforcement vehicle, setting the tone for some serious drama.
The visuals take us on a wild ride, from a stripped mariachi version to the EDM-infused música mexicana vibes. Marshmello, not one to shy away from the spotlight, rocks a charro outfit while JOP makes a swift escape with his partner-in-crime. Oh, and did we mention Marshmello playing referee in a lucha libre ring? Because that happens too.
As the beats drop, we're treated to shots of the duo partying, with Marshmello keeping the lucha libre action in check. Towards the end, things get even wilder as JOP and his partner take aim at colorful piñatas, adding a playful touch to the action-packed video.
Fans are loving it, and the YouTube comments are flooded with excitement according to Remezcla. One user, @BLAZER805, knew it was a hit from the first listen, saying, "Damn, I knew right away it was going to be a hit. I could never get tired of this song."
Currently sitting at No. 25 on YouTube's Trending for music, the "HARLEY QUINN" music video is not just a visual treat but also a testament to the seamless fusion of genres. As fans groove to the beats, Fuerza Regida and Marshmello aren't done yet-they've also dropped a fresh video for their single "CUCU." So, if you're ready for a music video party, check out the official "HARLEY QUINN" video below!
