Studio Album · No. 9

111xpantia Songwriting Credits by Fuerza Regida

2025 Sony Music Latin, Rancho Humilde, Street Mob 12 tracks 34:35

Produced by Jesús Ortíz Paz, Charlygtzz, Chuyin, Herencia de Grandes, Jorsshh, KMKZ, Lencho, Meñostyle, Miguel Armenta, Moisés López, Rabba  ·  Engineered by Carlos Romero "Chapis", Rudy Topete, KMKZ

Sony Music Latin, Rancho Humilde, Street Mob Regional MexicanCountryReggaetonEDM
Artist
92%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 11 of 12 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 11 / 12 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Fuerza Regida carries a lyricist or composer credit.

92%
11 trackswritten by Fuerza Regida 1 trackoutside writers
Fuerza Regida's roles on this album

Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist8%
Composer92%
Producer100%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

12
Tracks
14
Lyricists
10
Producers
39,000
US Copies Sold
2025
Released
Data Insight

Jesús Ortíz Paz produces all twelve tracks and writes eleven of them. The one he did not write is "Marlboro Rojo", where Miguel Armenta is the sole credited writer. Moisés López, the band's tololoche player, produces all twelve as well, so the singer and the bass player between them account for the whole record. Behind the two of them the writing narrows to a handful of names: Jorge Jiménez Sánchez on nine songs, Chuyin on seven, Daniel Gutierrez on six. Reading the Wikipedia writer list against the Genius credit sheet lines the stage names up with the legal ones, since the two lists match song for song: Jorsshh is Jorge Jiménez Sánchez, Angel Tumbado is Ángel Guitérrez, Jay Primera is Jason Primera, and Oswaldo_NR is Oswaldo López.

Fuerza Regida cut around forty recorded songs down to twelve for their ninth album, released on 2 May 2025 by Rancho Humilde, Street Mob and Sony Music Latin. Nobody guests on the standard edition, a first for the band since Otro Pedo, Otro Mundo in 2020, and the writing pulls away from cartel material toward parties and love. A banjo and synthesizers turn up on a Fuerza Regida record for the first time. It debuted at number 2 on the Billboard 200 with 76,000 album-equivalent units, the highest a regional Mexican album has charted, and reached number one on both Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums.

Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
GodFather
JOPDiego MillánChuyinDaniel GutiérrezJorsshh Daniel GutiérrezDiego MillánJesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez SánchezNino Rota Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
2
Ayy Weyy
Ángel TumbadoChuyinJOPJorsshh Ángel GuitérrezJesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez Sánchez Jesús Ortíz PazJorsshhMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
3
Nocturno
JOPJorsshh Jesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez Sánchez Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
4
Peliculiando
ChuyinDaniel GutiérrezJOPJorsshhNaach Daniel GutiérrezJesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez SánchezJosé Hernández Jesús Ortíz PazJorsshhMeñostyleMiguel Armando ArmentaMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
5
Chavalitas
ChuyinJOPJorsshh Jesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez Sánchez Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
6
Por Esos Ojos #3
JOPArmentaJonathan CaroJorsshhMeñostyle Jesús Ortíz PazJonathan CaroJorge Jiménez SánchezJose de LunaMiguel Armando ArmentaMoisés López Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMiguel Armando ArmentaMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
7
Ansiedad
ChuyinDaniel GutiérrezJOP Daniel GutiérrezJesús Ortíz Paz Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
8
Tu Sancho
JOPJorsshhChuyinJay PrimeraMoisés LópezMeñostyle Jason Primera DimasJesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez SánchezMoisés López Jesús Ortíz PazMeñostyleMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
9
Marlboro Rojo
Armenta Miguel Armando Armenta Jesús Ortíz PazJorsshhKMKZMeñostyleMoisés LópezRabbaCharlygtzz Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
10
Chufulas
JOPJorsshhChuyinDaniel Gutiérrez Daniel GutiérrezJesús Ortíz PazJorge Jiménez Sánchez Jesús Ortíz PazLenchoMiguel Armando ArmentaMoisés LópezRabba Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
11
Chaka
JOPOswaldo_NRDaniel GutiérrezLencho Daniel GutiérrezJesús Ortíz PazLuis OchoaOswaldo López Jesús Ortíz PazHerencia de GrandesLenchoMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)
12
Caperuza
JOPJorsshhArmentaDaniel GutiérrezJay Primera Daniel GutiérrezJesús Ortíz PazJason Primera DimasJorge Jiménez SánchezMiguel Armando Armenta Jesús Ortíz PazLenchoMeñostyleMiguel Armando ArmentaMoisés López Fuerza Regida (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions 111xpantia

Who produced 111xpantia?
Jesús Ortíz Paz and Moisés López produced all twelve tracks together. Meñostyle worked on nine of them, and Jorsshh, Lencho, Miguel Armenta, Rabba, Charlygtzz, Herencia de Grandes and KMKZ took the rest.
Are there any guests on 111xpantia?
Not on the standard twelve tracks, which made it the first Fuerza Regida album without a featured act since Otro Pedo, Otro Mundo in 2020. A deluxe edition three days later added three songs, two of them with Anuel AA and Bellakath.
How did 111xpantia chart?
It debuted at number 2 on the Billboard 200, the highest a regional Mexican album has ever charted, and went to number one on Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums. Every song on the standard edition charted on Hot Latin Songs and Hot Regional Mexican Songs.
How well did 111xpantia sell?
The discography puts United States sales at 39,000 for 111xpantia. Billboard reported the album opening with 76,000 equivalent album units, which is a wider measure counting streams and track sales alongside copies. AMPROFON in Mexico has certified the album Diamond plus 2x Platinum.
What does the title 111xpantia mean?
It puts together the angel number 111 and the Nahuatl word ixpantia, which means manifestation. Jesús Ortíz Paz has tied it to the red eye on the cover, saying the parts all mean the same thing, to make your dreams come true.
Data note: The Wikipedia article credits a recording engineer as Toptear alongside Carlos Romero "Chapis"; no source opened gives a legal name for Toptear or ties the credit to Rudy Topete, who Genius lists as recording engineer on the same tracks, so only the two named engineers are entered here.

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