Bb Trickz Returns With New Single “a la mala”


Just two weeks after the release of her first single of 2026 “le le,” Bb trickz is back with another banger: “a la mala.” Both of these new singles feature Hudson Mohawke production and a high-energy yet abrasive rock-leaning aesthetic, shifting her sound towards something decidedly more experimental rather than her traditional latin drill style. 

Unlike the two projects Bb trickz released last year, lechita and 80’z, “a la mala,” is somehow both stripped back but also infused with an energy that could only come from the young Spanish icon. It feels warped and off-kilter, instilled with a charm that is just as restless as it is unique. While she may not be rapping in the same laid-back cadence that fans heard last year on tracks like “Tipz & Trickz” and “Malvada”, her chaotic delivery is a welcome switch up that sees Bb Trickz flexing her talents no matter the vibe or musical genre. 

It might be too early to speculate, but “a la mala” releasing so soon after “le le” seems to suggest that a new era of Bb trickz is upon us. Though it’s unclear as to whether or not Bb Trickz will continue to push the envelope creatively or if she’ll deliver listeners music more aligned with her signature style, if these singles are anything to go off of, then fans are in for a treat either way. 

Check out “a la mala” below: 

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