Nahuel The Coach Makes a Slam With “Fichaje #3” Alongside Bandido

The artist and mentor arrives with a proposal inspired by tennis, teaming up with one of the most prominent figures in the Argentine urban scene

Argentine producer Nahuel The Coach, known for his innovation in urban music, has released his next single, “Fichaje #3,” a new collaboration with Maximiliano Villalba, better known as Bandido. The song is available now on digital platforms and on Nahuel’s YouTube channel.

This is the third release in the Fichaje series that Nahuel has created in collaboration with various artists, following "Fichaje #1" with El Osito Wito and "Fichaje #2" with Mesita. Now, Nahuel and Bandido unite to create a song that promises to be one of the most successful songs in the genre.

The fact that he could work with Bandido, one of the emerging artists of the moment and pioneers in the genre, has been a very anticipated collaboration for Nahuel. The Argentine producer has very closely followed Bandido’s career, and when he presented the project to him, Maximiliano accepted.

Following the tradition of sport, the music video that accompanies “Fichaje #3” is inspired by tennis and was filmed at the court in Temperley, from where Nahuel hails, under the direction of Llamen a Beby. This time, Nahuel created a faster reggaetón, but remains true to his roots, giving a glimpse of his distinctive style, and says: “old school reggaeton is also going to be [in my productions]…And, all of us who make reggaeton try to base ourselves on that style. I think that everyone who makes it specifically pursues that sound. That’s why it seems like it’s always making a comeback in the industry.”

More about Nahuel The Coach

 A native of Temperley, Buenos Aires, Nahuel Quinteros, known as Nahuel The Coach, began his musical career at an early age. He formed part of the band “El Atentado” as a singer, and following the departure of the keyboardist, his grandmother gave him a keyboard and he learned how to play it in less than a week for a big performance. As a child, he already demonstrated a strong inclination toward music and an innate intuition in adopting new instruments into his repertoire.



With great role models such as Daddy Yankee and Don Omar, Nahuel began to compose music in 2006. His passion for the urban genre and his curiosity for learning new musical expressions led him to learn how to produce his own music in a self-taught way and at the age of 17, he produced his first song.

His versatility and skill when it comes to work led him to become a leader for his peers and those kids who aspire to build a career in the music industry, which soon earned him the moniker of “Coach.” His productions encompass genres such as rap, trap, cumbia and reggaeton, resulting in quality music with a refined element that gives it that distinctive stamp. Therefore, Nahuel The Coach has been sought after to produce songs for artists such as Zaramay, Alejo Isaak, C.R.O, Homer el Mero Mero, John C, Kevin Roldán, Ñejo, La T y La M, Ke Personajes, and the list continues to grow.

Despite being one of the most sought-after music producers of the moment in the scene, Nahuel The Coach is known for his commitment to his work and for his low profile, given that he prefers that his music speak for him, and he recognizes that there is a team behind every hit to make things happen. That’s why in 2022 he decided to join the record label FaroLatino Music, in order to show another side of himself, not only to bring his work farther, but also to demonstrate to new generations that the work of a producer is valuable and deserves to be acknowledged by the industry.

With his art, Nahuel seeks to exhibit something different with that seal of humility that characterizes him and to motivate other young artists and future producers to follow their dreams. He comments: “If I could do it, they can do it too.”