Mau y Ricky

About Mau y Ricky

Mau y Ricky are a Venezuelan Latin pop and reggaeton duo comprised of brothers Mauricio Alberto "Mau" and Ricardo Andrés "Ricky" Reglero Rodríguez, sons of renowned singer Ricardo Montaner. They are known for their fresh sound that blends Latin pop with contemporary production, memorable melodies, and honest storytelling, exploring themes of love, nostalgia, emotional tension, and vulnerability in their music. The duo has been highly active recently, having just released their new studio album, 'Ricky y Mau,' on May 28, 2026. This album is described as their most intimate, spontaneous, and emotionally honest project to date, representing a transformative moment born from creative freedom and genuine human connection. It features 12 tracks, including collaborations with artists like Kapo, Lia Kali, Matisse, and Marc Anthony, with "Amapola" leading the release as a pop anthem. Prior to its official release, Mau y Ricky performed songs from 'Ricky y Mau' in intimate listening experiences across Spain and Latin America, including a debut event at Mexico City's Teatro Metropólitan. This follows their introspective 2024 album 'Hotel Caracas,' which earned them three Latin GRAMMY nominations and recognition from Billboard and Rolling Stone. In December 2025, they released the single "Te quiero," a collaboration with Kapo, marking the beginning of a new era for them, alongside their return to Sony Music under a distribution agreement with their label, Why Club Records, and the opening of their new Miami studios, Casablanca. They also released several singles in 2026, including "aiaiaiaiai," "Las Flores," "DÓNDE ESTÁS," "Contacto De Emergencia," and "Señal Perdida". Mau y Ricky have a history of successful songwriting for other artists and have garnered billions of streams, diamond certifications, and sold-out tours, solidifying their influence in Latin music. They also confirmed a tour announcement for late 2024, following their appearance at the Latin Grammys where they received three nominations for 'Hotel Caracas'. Their website lists upcoming listening experiences for 'RICKYYMAU' in various Latin American cities in May 2026, and they have several concerts scheduled throughout 2025 and 2026.