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“Cuando Se Haga De Noche” marks the first single from Intocable’s forthcoming album.
The release follows the group’s historic performance at Mexico City’s Zócalo, where they debuted the song live before 300,000 attendees.
MIAMI, FL (September 25, 2026) – The pain of losing someone never fully disappears, but neither does the love they leave behind. GRAMMY®-winning Música Mexicana group Intocable explores that powerful duality in “Cuando Se Haga De Noche,” the first single from their forthcoming album, available today on all digital streaming platforms.
Written by Pablo Preciado Rojas and Adrian Navarro, with immersive mastering in Dolby Atmos by Ryan Hewitt, “Cuando Se Haga De Noche” holds a deeply personal meaning for lead singer Ricardo Muñoz following the loss of both of his parents. The song reflects his experience with grief and the process of learning to live with the memories that remain long after saying goodbye. Rather than portraying grief as something to overcome or leave behind, the track embraces it as an expression of the love that continues to endure even after loss.
Throughout the track, Ricardo captures the contradictions that accompany loss: the desire to move forward while part of us continues looking back, finding comfort in memories that can also bring pain, and understanding that healing does not mean forgetting. The song strikes a delicate balance between the sorrow of missing someone and the gratitude of having shared a life with them.
Although rooted in a deeply personal experience, “Cuando Se Haga De Noche” transcends Ricardo’s own story to become a universal tribute to those who remain present through the memories, lessons, and love they leave behind. The track offers a perspective on grief that acknowledges the pain of absence while celebrating the lasting impact of those who are no longer with us.
As the first single from their forthcoming album, “Cuando Se Haga De Noche” opens a new musical chapter for Intocable while remaining true to the storytelling and emotional connection that have defined their career. Additional details surrounding the project will be revealed soon.
The release follows another monumental moment for Intocable. Earlier this month, the group delivered a historic performance at Mexico City’s Zócalo during the country’s Independence Day celebrations, drawing 300,000 attendees to one of Mexico’s most emblematic public spaces. During the evening, Intocable surprised the crowd by performing “Cuando Se Haga de Noche” live for the first time, offering an exclusive preview of this new musical chapter.
The performance adds to a year of significant milestones for the group. In July, Intocable received its star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the Recording category, recognizing its contributions to music and more than three decades of an influential career. Most recently, the group earned a 2026 Latin GRAMMY® nomination for “Estamos Todos,” while continuing to connect with fans across the United States and Mexico through its Cultura Tour 2026.
More than three decades into their career, Intocable continues to transcend generations, evolving musically without losing the essence, storytelling, and emotional honesty that have defined their legacy. From performing before massive crowds to bringing deeply human experiences to life through their songs, the group maintains a connection with its audience that continues to grow and evolve with every chapter of its career.
With “Cuando Se Haga De Noche,” Intocable ushers in a new musical era by exploring one of life’s most universal experiences: love and loss. The song reaffirms the power of music to transform pain into remembrance and pay tribute to those who, although no longer physically present, remain forever in our lives.
Listen to “Cuando Se Haga De Noche” HERE
