It was a tough opening weekend for “Clika,” the first música mexicana film produced by Jimmy Humilde, founder and CEO of Rancho Humilde. Directed by Michael Greene, the film stars trap corrido singer Jay Dee as Chito, whose journey from a Yuba City farmworker to the frontman of Herencia de Patrones helped inspire the storyline and formally introduced the sound of corrido tumbados to Hollywood. For the record: 4:38 p.m. Jan. 28, 2026An earlier version of this article referenced director Michael Green. His surname is Greene. Also, an earlier version incorrectly stated that Humilde got the green light for the film from Columbia Pictures. The film was distributed by Columbia Pictures. But it appears that Humilde’s vision for the success of this film may have fallen short of his own expectations. Writing for The Times, film critic Katie Walsh notes that the issues with “Clika” come down to the script itself, which Humilde co-wrote alongside Greene and Sean Sullivan McBride. “The film tells without showing, its emotional stakes aren’t legible and the characters explain to …