Poncho G Presents Romantic Urban Single “No Podemos Terminar (NPT)”

Poncho G
Poncho G

Emerging Colombian artist Poncho G continues his rise in the Latin urban scene with the release of his latest single, “No Podemos Terminar (NPT).” The track positions him as one of the most promising voices coming out of Medellín.

Produced by Ocean at Kapital Music—the creative force behind hits for artists like Kris R, Pirlo, and Nath—the single blends romantic reggaetón with raw, relatable storytelling. “No Podemos Terminar (NPT)” explores the emotional push-and-pull of intense relationships, capturing the tension between love and conflict with a direct, everyday lyrical approach.

Born Alfonso Andrés Giraldo in Ibagué, Poncho G’s musical journey began at home. Influenced by his father, a traditional llanero singer, and encouraged by his mother, he developed an early passion for music, learning instruments such as the guitar and tiple. Over time, he explored multiple genres, including rap, rock, and reggaetón, shaping a versatile and distinctive sound.

Facing challenges growing up, Poncho G later moved to Bogotá, where he honed his craft and performed with rock bands. During the pandemic, he began recording his own music independently, laying the foundation for his career as a solo artist. His 2022 debut single “El Barrio Mío” resonated strongly within his community and marked a turning point, eventually leading him to relocate to Medellín to pursue greater opportunities.

Since then, Poncho G has continued to build momentum through live performances and collaborations, steadily establishing himself within Colombia’s competitive urban music scene. With “No Podemos Terminar (NPT),” he not only showcases his growth as an artist but also reinforces his ambition to become a defining voice in the next generation of Latin urban music.

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Emmanuella Darko is a music writer and cultural commentator with a B.A. in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism. She joined Ghana Plug in 2025 as a contributor, covering Afrobeats, Ghanaian music, and African pop culture, with a focus on emerging voices shaping the creative industry. Her writing has been featured in GhanaWeb, MyJoyOnline, and CitiNews.