ATLANTA — Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month, the Atlanta Braves have unveiled a new song, "Somos Los Bravos."
The track was created in collaboration with Samuel Ash, an Atlanta-based Latin Grammy-Award-winning songwriter and producer, according to a release from the Braves.
"This custom chant will be integrated into Braves' in-game experiences and fan culture throughout the season, offering an authentic connection with fans everywhere," The Braves said in a statement.
"Somos Los Bravos" is the Braves' second collab with Ash, who previously worked on "La Bestia," a musical tribute celebrating Ronald Acuña Jr.’s record-setting 2023 season. You can listen to the new song online here.
"I'm a first-generation Mexican-American, so collaborating with such a historic organization like the Atlanta Braves is more than a partnership – it's an opportunity to be part of something that not only celebrates but also resonates deeply with our city's identity and community," Ash said in the release. "We wanted to create an anthem that felt impactful and could bring a sense of pride and unity to the Latin community in Atlanta and globally. When listeners hear it, I hope they experience a deep connection to their heritage and are uplifted by a vibrant celebration of our shared journey."
Hispanic Heritage Month starts on Sunday, Sept. 15 and goes through Tuesday, Oct. 15. The team's Los Bravos game is set for Wednesday, Sept. 25.
For more information about Hispanic Heritage Month at Truist Park, click here. You can also find details on the team's Los Bravos game online here.
