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Jason Derulo, DJ Goja and Melody Release ‘Mi Chico’ Video With Les Twins

Jason Derulo, Romanian producer DJ Goja, and Brazilian singer Melody dropped the music video for their collaboration, “Mi Chico,” on July 28. The track gained traction across social media before…

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Jason Derulo, Romanian producer DJ Goja, and Brazilian singer Melody dropped the music video for their collaboration, "Mi Chico," on July 28. The track gained traction across social media before its full release.

The video was shot in Paris. It features a large ensemble of dancers, including French dance duo Les Twins. Filmmaker and choreographer Kevin Bago was the creative director. The single blends Afro-house production with Latin-inspired rhythms, and the video showcases choreography with an international aesthetic that draws viewers in.

This release marks another collaboration between Derulo and Melody after their earlier work on "Deep Love." The track builds on weeks of online buzz fueled by viral dance trends and user-generated videos.

"I've always loved deep house music, and my production has been recently inspired by Afro influences," DJ Goja said, according to The Music Universe. "I wanted to make a song that could touch listeners emotionally while also being something they could dance to, and that's how 'Mi Chico' came to life."

Derulo said that the song felt different from the start. "I've been heavily inspired by Afro House recently, and 'Mi Chico' was one of those songs that instantly felt special," he said. "It's got that perfect mix of rhythm, emotion, and escapism that makes you want to dance all night."

The partnership raised DJ Goja's profile on the international music scene. The producer drew from his passion for deep house music and Afro-influenced production when creating the track. The summer release targeted audiences worldwide, arriving as an upbeat offering aimed at listeners across continents who crave infectious beats and melodies that stick.

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