Low Clika was a Mexican six-member group made up of Roberto “Raki” Palacios, Agustín Valdez, Eduardo “Lalo” Bonilla, Luis “Terry” Terrazas, Guillermo “Memo” Ayala, and Ricardo Ayub. The project took shape in 2025 during Pase a la Fama; the group later said that episode 10, when they were eliminated, was also the point at which Low Clika was formed. Their first released recordings were the competition-era covers "Aguanta Corazón" and "El Final De Nuestra Historia" in mid-2025 under the joint PASE A LA FAMA credit, before HYBE Latin America launched S1ENTO Records and brought in Low Clika as one of the acts to come out of the show. The band then began its own discography with "Camionetas Negras" in November 2025, a debut single produced by Wicked Outside and Julia Lewis that introduced the hybrid sound the group later called “house tumbado.” In early 2026 they followed it with "Camionetas Negras (Remix)" featuring GANGGY, then shifted into a more romantic register with "Julieta" in March 2026, and "Acéptalo" with Ervin River later that month. In April 2026 they added "Llegan Y Se Van" with Santiago Martell, and around the same time HYBE Latin America and S1ENTO Records announced Low Clika: The Series, a 17-episode digital project tied to the rollout of the band’s debut album. That month, their single "Julieta" peaked at number 31 on the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay chart.