YURIDIA DROPS “QUE SE VAYA,” A TRUE DECLARATION OF EMOTIONAL LIBERATION
Miami, FL (August 21, 2026) – YURIDIA continues making history, adding yet another hit to a career that has established her as one of the most important artists in Música Mexicana, with the release of her new single “QUE SE VAYA.”
“QUE SE VAYA” captures one of those moments when a breakup stops being just a story between two people and someone essential steps in to help you get through it: a best friend. The song opens with vulnerability. A woman calls her friend after discovering a betrayal and asks her to come get her because her heart has been broken like never before. But that sadness quickly turns into a firm decision: he’s on his way back, but she doesn’t want to see him again.
“QUE SE VAYA” continues the new musical chapter YURIDIA began with “Eres Mi Nada” and “Tu Pasado y Tú.” The single also adds another page to YURIDIA’S ongoing collaboration with Edén Muñoz, who this time handled the song’s direction and production, further strengthening a creative partnership that has played a key role in the artist’s evolution within Mexican music.
Fede Montero wrote the song, and YURIDIA performed it. The musical production features Giovanni Figueroa on drums and percussion, Osvaldo Ruiz on electric bass, bajo quinto and accordion, and Sinahí De la Rocha Arámburo on backing vocals.
Edén Muñoz led direction and production. Sergio Vargas Medina, Alejandro Caro and Daniel Fernández handled recording engineering, while Sergio Vargas Medina also handled mix engineering.
The music video, which visually takes us through a journey from heartbreak to empowerment, was once again co-directed by YURIDIA and her creative director, Chino, continuing the visual world they established across her most recent releases, “Eres Mi Nada” and “Tu Pasado y Tú.”
This time, YURIDIA stands in the middle of a living room as a storm engulfs the house, a visual metaphor for the emotional chaos left in the wake of a breakup. Around her, a couple dances, their movements conveying the pain, tension, and exhaustion of a relationship that has reached its end.
The release arrives just weeks before the start of Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa, one of the artist’s most significant tours. The tour will kick off with TWO DATES at ESTADIO GNP SEGUROS in Mexico City, making YURIDIA THE FIRST MEXICAN WOMAN to headline the venue as a solo artist.
The Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa tour is a natural extension of where YURIDIA stands artistically: a show defined by emotional honesty, interpretive maturity, and a genuine connection with an audience that has grown, loved and healed alongside her music.
Watch the official music video for “Que Se Vaya” below!
“LAS CARTAS SOBRE LA MESA” TOUR
SEPTEMBER
Sep 3 — Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City
Sep 4 — Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City
Sep 12 — Coliseo La Concordia, Orizaba
Sep 18 — Velaria de la Feria, León
Sep 19 — Teatro de la Ciudad, Parque Tangamanga II, San Luis Potosí
Sep 25 — Hípico Juriquilla, Querétaro
OCTOBER
Oct 2 — Arena GNP Seguros, Acapulco
Oct 9 — Foro Chiapas, Tuxtla Gutiérrez
Oct 10 — Teatro al Aire Libre, Villahermosa
Oct 17 — Estadio Arturo C. Nahl, La Paz
Oct 23 — Estadio Chevron, Tijuana
Oct 24 — Plaza de Toros Calafia, Mexicali
NOVEMBER
Nov 5 — World Trade Center, Boca del Río
Nov 7 — Palenque Centro de Espectáculos Expo Tampico, Tampico
Nov 19 — Estadio Carta Blanca, Ciudad Juárez
Nov 21 — Coliseo Centenario, Torreón
Nov 26 — Plaza de Toros Cancún, Cancún
Nov 28 — Foro GNP Seguros, Mérida
DECEMBER
Dec 5 — Coliseo GNP Seguros, Guadalajara
ABOUT YURIDIA:
With over two decades in the industry, YURIDIA now amasses more than 8.5 million monthly listeners and 6 million followers on Spotify, along with a community of more than 16.3 million fans across digital platforms and social media. Following the success of Sin Llorar — an album featuring collaborations with Alejandro Fernández, Edén Muñoz, Los Ángeles Azules, Joss Favela and Los Dos Carnales — YURIDIA is undergoing one of the most important moments of her career. In 2025, she made history as the first woman to sell out Plaza de Toros México, drawing a crowd of more than 50,000, and was named Female Artist of the Year at the Premios Lo Nuestro. With a career of continuous growth, record-breaking attendance, and a cross-generational bond with fans that continues to grow stronger, YURIDIA remains one of the most influential and relevant voices in Latin music today. Now, the Queen of Mexican Music is gearing up for a new chapter.