Nicky Romero Pays Homage To South America With Latin House

Nicky Romero teams up with Italian producer GIACOBBI and Mexican-American rapper-singer Fatboi for the release of “Move It (Rapidin),” a fresh rework of the iconic track from the 90s, “I Like To Move It” by Reel 2 Real, The Mad Stuntman, and Erick Morillo.

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The single is out now as a joint effort, courtesy of Municipal Recordings and Protocol Recordings. This release marks Nicky Romero’s first-ever Spanish-language track. Widely known for Dance hits like “Toulouse” and “I Could Be the One” (with Avicii), Romero brings his signature high-energy production to this modern take on a classic anthem and tosses in a healthy dose of Latin vibes.

GIACOBBI, on the other hand, is known for his groove-driven electronic productions, bringing his House influences and creating a fresh, club-ready sound together with the Dutch icon. “Move It (Rapidin)” bridges generations and genres, delivering a high-energy fusion built for dance floors worldwide. Fatboi, a bilingual artist from Houston, has made a name for himself in the Latin and electronic music scenes, collaborating with artists such as HUGEL and MC Davo.

His recent success in Latin Tech House with tracks like “Agáchalo” and “Mamaera” has brought him to major festivals, including EDC Mexico and Coca-Cola Flow Fest. His dynamic Spanish vocals bring an infectious energy to “Move It (Rapidin),” adding to its global appeal.

“South America always had a special place in my heart: the people, the mix of nature and culture, the way they connect with the music. The support I’ve felt there over the years has been incredible, and this release feels like the start of a deeper connection. I’m excited to see where it leads.” — Nicky Romero

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References

Unfolded PR. (2025). Nicky Romero Goes Into Uncharted Territories by Releasing His First-ever Latin Single “Move It (Rapidin)” with Giacobbi and Fatboi. Out Now on Municipal Recordings. Retrieved from [Email communication].