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Big Soto "A KMs de Casa" Fan Music Video Shoot

The Venezuelan artist invited fans to star in the upcoming single's official video alongside Cosmic Kid and Strange Human in Mexico City.

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Big Soto performing at the NOSTALGIA CITY fan music video shoot in Mexico City for the single A KMs de Casa
via Spotify · Big Soto

Big Soto Films "A KMs de Casa" Music Video With Fans in Mexico City

Big Soto is releasing an upcoming single called "A KMs de Casa," a collaboration with artists Cosmic Kid and Strange Human. Before the song dropped, the Venezuelan singer invited fans in Mexico City to appear in the official music video, turning what is usually a closed production into a participatory event held on November 11, 2026.

The video shoot was built around a concept called NOSTALGIA CITY, which the release describes as the visual and creative framework behind Big Soto's current musical project of the same name. Fans were brought in through an open call on social media. Selected participants received limited spots and location details in advance, then showed up to be filmed alongside Big Soto as part of a staged concert experience designed to look and feel like one of his live shows. Mexican artist and producer Blo served as DJ for the night during the shoot.

The single does not have a confirmed release date as of this writing. Big Soto's social channels at @bigsotorius on Instagram, TikTok, and X are where the artist says updates will be posted first.

Who Is on "A KMs de Casa" and What Is Cosmic Kid and Strange Human Known For

The single features two collaborators: Cosmic Kid and Strange Human. Both are described in the release as close friends of Big Soto and fellow artists, though the press release does not detail their individual discographies. Blo, the Mexican artist and producer who DJed the shoot, is also referenced as part of the NOSTALGIA CITY creative circle.

Big Soto, born Gustavo Rafael Guerrero Soto on October 19, 1996, in Cumaná, Venezuela, started releasing music in 2017. His sound sits at the intersection of synthwave and city pop with roots in trap, R&B, reggaeton, hip-hop, and soul. According to the press release, he has over 3 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

His catalog includes songs that have built a consistent audience across Latin American markets: "Todo Va a Estar Bien," "Vengo de Nada," "La Noche Entera," "Mezcalito en Copa," and "El Favorito de Mami" are listed in the release as career-defining tracks. Past collaborators include Eladio Carrión, Neutro Shorty, Santa Fe Klan, Danny Ocean, Mora, Junior H, Farruko, Jowell and Randy, Lunay, and Gera MX.

In October 2024, he released an album called "SOTORIUS." "A KMs de Casa" and its video are framed as part of NOSTALGIA CITY, described in the release as his latest musical project, though it is not clear whether that project is a full album, an EP, or a series of singles.

What the NOSTALGIA CITY Concept Means for the Release

The NOSTALGIA CITY framing is worth paying attention to because it appears to be the organizing idea for this whole campaign, not just one video. The shoot was staged as a live concert experience in Mexico City, with the camera aimed at capturing the energy between Big Soto and an actual crowd of fans rather than simulating it. That choice shifts the video from a traditional performance clip into something that documents a real moment.

The release does not name a label or distributor for the single. French Toast Agency is handling media relations, with contacts for US, US Latin, and Mexico press. The agency can be reached at info@frenchtoastagency.com.

What Independent Artists Can Take From This Campaign

The mechanics here are straightforward and replicable at smaller scales. Big Soto used an open call on social media to recruit his own audience into the production of his next release. The fans did not just watch the announcement, they became the content. The result is that everyone who was there has a personal stake in sharing the video when it comes out, and the people who did not get selected have a reason to follow closely.

If you are an independent artist building an audience in LA or anywhere else, this is a low-cost framework: pick a concept, build a small exclusive experience around your next release, and let your existing fans be the ones who make it real. If you are working on a release right now, [submit it to our community at /submit](/submit) and let us know what you are building. For upcoming live events tied to new music, check the [full events calendar at /events](/events).

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Source: Press release · pb04.wixemails.com

Artist: Big Soto · Spotify

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