Ex-CNCO Members Erick Brian & Christopher Velez Reunite on ‘Bajo Cero’

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Former CNCO members Erick Brian and Christopher Vélez have collaborated on a new single titled “Bajo Cero” released by Warner Music Latin. The song showcases their emotional harmonies and marks their reunion after the group’s split in 2022. Check out the music video for a glimpse of their bromance and musical chemistry.

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