Cabilliant Releases Babywine’s “TICTXC”: Marquesina, Perreo and Social Media

Cabilliant Music Group released “Tictxc,” a Latin urban single by Puerto Rican singer and songwriter Babywine, in November 2025. The track was produced by Alejandro Armes and DJ Nelson, with art direction by Cabilliant and an official music video directed by In Da Cut Vizual.

The release extends a creative relationship already present in Babywine’s catalog, but its strongest point of distinction is the way the lyric places older perreo imagery beside the habits of social media. “Tictxc” is organized around being seen: posting a story, noticing who watches and turning that attention into part of the encounter.

The opening phrase, “Como pa’ los tiempos de marquesina,” evokes the Puerto Rican garage and house-party spaces associated with reggaeton’s social history. The hook then moves immediately to the screen: “Lo postie pa’ que me vea.” That shift keeps the song from functioning as simple nostalgia. The physical party and the digital feed become two versions of the same scene, each shaped by performance, observation and desire.

The repeated “Tic Toc, Tic-Tic” phrase works as both a title device and a narrative pulse. Around it, Babywine’s first-person voice controls the terms of visibility. She decides when to post, who gets access and how much emotional weight the encounter should carry. The verse reinforces that distance by warning that the situation is not meant to become an attachment, even as the lyric remains direct about attraction and dancing.

Alejandro Armes and DJ Nelson’s production credit places “Tictxc” within a continuing network of collaborators around Babywine. Cabilliant’s role is also specific: the company released the single and directed its visual identity, while In Da Cut Vizual led the music video. Those credits matter because the release is not only a recording; it is a coordinated piece of music, artwork and film.

Watch Babywine’s official “Tictxc” music video on YouTube.

“Tictxc” records a contemporary perreo perspective without separating it from Puerto Rico’s party vocabulary. Its value in the Cabilliant archive is the clarity of that connection and the documented creative team responsible for bringing the release together.