Talented music artist Thebuza joins Kgosi Keys and MBIE012 on “Me Gustas Tu,” a 4:42 Amapiano single with a Spanish title.
The title means “I like you,” and it frames the song as a light, flirty piece of Amapiano. Few details about the writing have been shared. The credits, runtime, and genre tag come from the listings, and the sound itself will tell the rest. At nearly five minutes, the track follows the usual Amapiano pattern, with room for the groove to settle and for each voice to appear.
Apple Music placed the song on its “New in Amapiano” playlist, which suggests it arrived with real attention. That list tends to feature records from rising names alongside bigger stars, so a spot there helps a newer single reach fresh listeners. Kgosi Keys and MBIE012 also share the credit, so the record carries a small team feel, not a solo showcase.
South African Amapiano often borrows words from other languages, and a Spanish title fits that open, playful habit. It also makes the song easy to remember, because “Me Gustas Tu” is a phrase many people already know from pop music. Whether the lyrics follow the Spanish theme or head somewhere else is something only a full listen can confirm.
For fans who like to catch fresh Amapiano singles early, this one is worth adding.
Slide “Me Gustas Tu” into your playlist and tell us – who would you say it to?
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