Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco and Becky G are joining forces on a new single called "Te Olvido (La La)," scheduled for release on Friday, July 31, 2026. Blanco posted the first teaser on TikTok on Monday, July 27, with the caption "7.31.26" and tags for both collaborators. Gomez followed up with a string of teaser reels on her Instagram account across July 28 and 29, sharing song snippets and behind-the-scenes footage filmed while she was getting ready.

The rollout has already produced a memorable exchange. Becky G commented on Blanco's teaser post: "Can't believe I'm on this song and you haven't sent me the mp3" — a line that circulated quickly among fans across social platforms. Blanco's TikTok teaser had drawn 120,300 likes and 1,454 comments as of the search snapshot, according to the post's public metrics.

"Te Olvido (La La)" is a track from Blanco's upcoming album "Hermoso," an eight-track project slated for release in August 2026. The album includes previously released singles "Degenere" with Myke Towers and "Joven y Salvaje" with Bb Trickz, placing the Gomez and Becky G collaboration within a broader Latin-pop framework for the producer.

The single also lands between two album cycles. Becky G has her own record, "Baraja Bendita," arriving on August 14, 2026 — a 17-track project that features singles "EPA" and "Marathon" with Elkan. Her 2024 album "Encuentros" peaked at No. 15 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, and the single "EPA" reached No. 47 on the Hot Latin Songs chart, which tracks the most-played Latin songs across radio, streaming and sales in the United States.

Gomez, for her part, has used Instagram extensively to build anticipation. She posted at least three teaser reels and a standalone snippet of the song, each tagging the collaboration and noting the July 31 date. The posts direct followers to pre-save links and build momentum across both her audience and Becky G's established Latin-music fanbase.

The pairing carries some symmetry. Gomez and Becky G have each built careers that bridge English- and Spanish-language pop, and a joint track with Blanco — a producer whose credits span mainstream pop and hip-hop — sits at the intersection of those audiences. Both artists also have albums arriving within weeks of each other, making "Te Olvido (La La)" a shared moment rather than a standalone drop.

Friday's release will confirm the full credits, production details and streaming availability. Until then, the teasers remain the only public window into the track.