The northern hemisphere is heating up, the Ibiza season is properly underway, and HoTL Records just dropped exactly the kind of track the dancefloor has been waiting for. ‘Good Time’ brings together Latin House pioneer Allan Piziano, tribal House maestro Luis Erre, and the legendary voice of Celeda – the same Celeda who gave us the timeless anthem “Music Is The Answer.” This is house music royalty doing what it does best: creating something infectious, rhythmic, and built for liberation on the floor.
Allan Piziano has long been one of the clearest voices in the Mexican Latin House scene. His sound fuses tribal elements with Spanish vocals and a fresh, club-ready energy that has turned him into a reference point for both Latin House and Tech House in Mexico. Over the years he has completed successful South American tours hitting Colombia, Peru, Guatemala and Ecuador, played the iconic La Daurada in Barcelona, and appeared at major industry events including the Miami Music Conference and Amsterdam Dance Event. His tracks have earned support from some of the biggest names in the game – Steve Angello at Brooklyn Mirage, Afrojack at Tomorrowland, Gorgon City at Amnesia Ibiza, Diplo, Hugel at Pacha Barcelona, Mark Knight, and WH0 at Ministry of Sound London among others. Right now he is at a career high, with his music reaching major festivals and clubs worldwide.
On ‘Good Time’ he joins forces with Venezuelan producer Luis Erre, known for his signature Electrotribal approach. Together they craft a driving, club-ready groove packed with rhythmic percussion and tech-edged basslines. Sitting on top of that foundation is Celeda’s commanding vocal presence – the kind of performance that has topped global dance charts for decades. The result is an infectious, feel-good soundtrack that perfectly captures the vibrant tribal-soul essence HoTL Records has built its catalog around. It is the kind of record that feels made for warm nights, packed rooms, and that specific moment when the crowd collectively decides it is time to let go.
Tribal and Afro House continue to thrive because they deliver both groove and soul in equal measure. Latin House brings its own rhythmic urgency and cultural flavor to the table. ‘Good Time’ sits right at the intersection of those worlds – old-school house spirit meeting modern tribal drive – and it does so without overcomplicating the message. The track is straightforward in the best way: it wants you to move, to feel good, and to stay on the floor a little longer.
Independent artists and labels keep proving that strong collaborations and clear identities still cut through the noise. Records like this one show how a focused release, the right vocal feature, and a label that understands the culture can create something that travels far beyond its original scene. Whether you are deep in the Latin House community or simply looking for the next peak-time weapon, ‘Good Time’ is worth your attention.
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What do you think of this collab between Allan Piziano, Luis Erre and Celeda? Does ‘Good Time’ hit the spot for you? Drop your thoughts in the comments – always curious to hear how these tribal and Latin house cuts land with the community.
