Un Verano Sin Ti

After making his first-ever appearances at Tuesday's Met Gala, Latin superstar Bad Bunny is preparing to release his fifth studio album “Un Verano Sin Ti,” ...

19 Andrea (feat. Buscabulla) 17. Otro Atardecer (feat. the Marías) 11. Party (feat. Rauw Alejandro) 14. Ojitos Lindos (feat. Bomba Estéreo) But I can tell you the name: ‘Un Verano Sin Ti.’” 7. Tarot (feat. Jhay Cortez) 9. La Corriente (feat. Tony Dize) Bad Bunny’s North American arena tour, which ran earlier this year, sold out in record time. I can’t say the date yet. 3. Me Porto Bonito (feat. Chencho Corleone)

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter is back with his first album in two years.

In March, we also saw the artist feature in a trailer for Bullet Train, a new David Leitch–directed film, where he was seen fighting Brad Pitt. It’s all go for Bad Bunny. The artist has collaborated with J Balvin on 2019 album Oasis and on La Noche De Anoche with Rosalía. He performed at the Super Bowl LIV halftime show in 2020, as a guest on stage with Shakira and Jennifer Lopez. He also became the first non-English language act to be Spotify’s most-streamed artist of the year in both 2020 and 2021. Bad Bunny gained worldwide fame in 2018 when he collaborated with rapper Cardi B and J Balvin on the track I Like It. It reached first place on the US Billboard Hot 100 and received a Grammy nomination for Record of the Year. He then released his debut album X 100pre on Christmas Eve that same year, which was met with critical acclaim.

Over the course of the year, he had accumulated 9.1 billion streams without even releasing a new album. Plus, in the two years combined, his music was streamed ...

And on your way to that dinner you ask the driver to play the album again.” “The vibe in this album is so it can be your summer playlist,” Bad Bunny told For the Record. “I personally see it like that album you play when you go on vacation to an island and you’re on the beach all day. In 2021 he did it again, grabbing the title of most-streamed artist for the second year in a row.

Across a whopping 23 tracks, the Puerto Rican superstar celebrates the music of the Caribbean with his signature emo flow. In addition to the usual suspects of ...

Later, Bad Bunny reunites with Jhay Cortez for “Tarot”; after pushing towards a more EDM direction on the global smash “Dákiti,” they keep their reggaeton on course in this hypnotic club banger. As Alejandro sings, they come through with a “Un bellaqueo bien nasty.” In this alluring reggaeton romp with an electronic touch, both artists lay their sexy swagger on thick. On Side A, he makes up for the reggaeton that was lacking on the trap-heavy El Último. Fans’ perreo dreams come true with “Party” featuring Rauw Alejandro, who is another Puerto Rican star on the rise.

I've made it clear to people that I'm never going to make a record that's the same as another,” the pop star said. His fourth album was inspired by a ...

“That I’m sure of.” “It’s not a critique, like, ‘Don’t do it!’” he added. “I wanted someone to sing it out of love, because it’s a sincere message.” “I don’t think I’m going to be making reggaeton at 40,” he said. When asked about what he hoped to do at the Met Gala, he joked, “I want my hookah,” cackling. He approached “Un Verano Sin Ti” with a bit of a lighter touch: “It’s a record to play in the summer, on the beach, as a playlist.” He drew on both recent experiences and nostalgia for dog days of the past. “Since forever I’ve made it clear to people that I’m never going to make a record that’s the same as another,” he said. “It should be free.” “I had never worked this hard for a song.” “Un Verano Sin Ti” is a pop album, but not necessarily a straightforward one. “Obviously I’m happy that they invited me,” he said, twirling from side to side in a high leather swivel chair at New York’s venerated Electric Lady Studios about 48 hours before the exclusive fashion fête. “I know that day is going to be an exciting thing,” he continued. He released two LPs in 2020, including “El Último Tour Del Mundo,” the first fully Spanish-language album to hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.