NewsOctober 9, 2026

idntt Releases Spanish-Language “Linda Mía” Ahead of Mexico and Chile Promotions

The 20-member group’s first Latin original track arrives ahead of a November promotional run spanning Mexico City and Santiago.

The Desk · filed 2026-10-09

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idntt has released a new Spanish-language single, “Linda Mía,” as the group prepares to expand its activities in Latin America.

Released on October 9, “Linda Mía” is described as idntt’s first Latin original track and features all 20 members of the group.

The song combines reggaeton and EDM and uses Spanish-language lyrics centered on the excitement of sharing a moment with someone and wanting that time to last longer.

“Linda Mía” was composed in part by idntt music producer EL CAPITXN, who developed the track after drawing inspiration from DJ performances in South America. Ninos Hanna, WILJAM, Vendors’ Louis and Kim Jongsoo also contributed to the composition, while Nuno wrote the lyrics.

The release arrives ahead of idntt’s planned November promotional activities in Mexico and Chile.

Modhaus previously announced that the group will visit Mexico City and Santiago for a schedule that includes appearances at the Mexico K-Festival and Chile K-EXPO Concert, along with busking, fan meetings, dance challenges and fan events connected with Whosfan and Photoism.

The campaign gives “Linda Mía” a broader role than a standalone digital single. Its Spanish-language approach and Latin-influenced production directly accompany idntt’s first concentrated promotional push toward fans in the region.

The activities continue the group’s international expansion after its first fan-concert tour included stops in Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka and Macao.

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Filed by The Desk · filed 2026-10-09 · verified by The Desk (Editorial Desk). The October 9 release listing and Modhaus-sourced reporting confirm “Linda Mía” as idntt’s first Latin original track featuring all 20 members and its connection to planned November promotions in Mexico City and Santiago.

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Sources cross-checked for this story (3 sources)

  1. 01

    Bugs — confirms the October 9 release, Modhaus and Kakao Entertainment credits

    https://music.bugs.co.kr/album/4156270
  2. 02

    bnt News — confirms the Spanish-language concept, reggaeton and EDM direction, and planned November activities in Mexico City and Santiago.

    https://www.bntnews.co.kr/Music/article/view/bnt202610090026
  3. 03

    Sports Kyunghyang — corroborates the October 9 release and the Mexico K-Festival, Chile K-EXPO Concert, busking, fan-meeting and other Latin America promotional plans.

    https://sports.khan.co.kr/article/202610091714003

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