Omar Rudberg Channels Venezuelan Swagger in New Single “Malandro”
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Key Points:
- Omar Rudberg releases “Malandro” via Atlantic Records/TEN Records
- Omar is on a 17-date European Tour
- “Malandro” demonstrates how Latin American rhythms can blend with mainstream pop
Omar Rudberg has released a remarkable new song called “Malandro,” which is filled with swagger, rhythm and a deep respect for cultural pride. This vibrant and personal track is a highlight of his European tour with Zara Larsson, and it represents a bold step forward in his musical evolution.
According to a press release from Omar Rudberg’s management, “Malandro” is out now via Atlantic Records / TEN Records, in the middle of Zara Larsson’s European tour where Omar is the exclusive support on all 17 dates.
With “Malandro,” Omar shows off a new, playful and outgoing side. The song combines pop with Latin American rhythms and attitude – the title is taken from Venezuelan slang, as a nod to his origins.
Listen to “Malandro”
“The language and expressions from Venezuela have always been a natural part of me, and ‘Malandro’ is a word we use there. It describes someone who’s unreliable and dangerous — a person you know you shouldn’t get too close to,” explains Rudberg. “The choir part came to me in Spanish completely naturally, without any planning. For me, it’s not about imitating anyone else, it’s about letting that side of me shine through in the music. I’ve shown Latin American influences in my music before, and this song is another way for me to connect to my roots and show who I am.”
Watch “Malandro” lyric video:
With “Malandro,” Omar Rudberg delivers a vibrant celebration of identity, rhythm, and reinvention. As he continues to captivate audiences across Europe, fans are getting a front-row seat to his evolving sound and bold artistic vision. Don’t miss the chance to stream the single, follow his journey, and experience the energy live.
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