MIAMI.- The Mexican Oscar Maydon released ‘Música en mi jetski’, his fourth studio album, this Friday, with J Balvin among the guests, in a week of Latin premieres that also brings news from Farruko and Kendo Kaponi, Shakira, Danny Ocean, Jasiel Nuñez, Ednita Nazario, Yeri Mua, Joss Favela and Lucy Vives.
Oscar Maydon sets sail for summer
The Mexican Oscar Maydon published ‘Música en mi jetski’, his fourth studio album, with 21 songs. The production crosses reggaeton, trap, dancehall and tropical rhythms, with ‘Poema’, together with the Colombian J Balvin, as one of its advances, and a foray into romantic salsa in ‘Mezcalita’ and ‘Don Juan’.
Farruko and Kendo Kaponi revisit an old story
The Puerto Rican Kendo Kaponi and his compatriot Farruko met again in ‘They mistaken’, which resumes a collaboration that began 15 years ago with ‘Te envy’. The single, which previews Kaponi’s ‘Apocalipto’ album, rescues the central idea of that song: that those who presume to know everything are wrong.
Shakira arrives with a Hispanic accent
The Colombian artist broadcast on her networks on Friday the Spanish version of ‘Dai Dai’, the official song of the 2026 World Cup that she sings with the Nigerian Burna Boy. Shakira will perform this Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford (New Jersey), at the half-time show in the final between Spain and Argentina, two Spanish-speaking teams.
Danny Ocean puts music to the World Cup
Venezuelan Danny Ocean joined Australian duo Empire of the Sun on ‘Llego’, a FIFA Sound release tied to the World Cup. The song combines the duo’s electronic pop with Ocean’s Latin pop.
Jasiel Nuñez travels with Featherweight
Jasiel Nuñez, first signing to Peso Pluma’s Double P Records label, released ‘Nómada’ this Thursday, his fourth album, with 21 songs. The main song, ‘Adicción’, is signed with him, and the album features Paloma Mami, Danny Lux, Rawayana and Marca MP, among others.
Ednita Nazario is reborn from the scars
Veteran Puerto Rican singer Ednita Nazario presented ‘FuegoAlmaVida’, her 31st album. The production, recorded in Puerto Rico, revolves around vulnerability and what the artist describes as a stage of rebirth.
Yeri Mua shows off her shine
Mexican Yeri Mua recruited Régulo Molina in ‘Bling Bling’, which fuses urban rhythms, corridos tumbados and reggaeton to talk about self-esteem. The song follows recent collaborations by the performer, such as ‘Un Pact’, with Lucky Brown, and ‘Baddie’, with Alemán.
Joss Favela picks up the pieces
The Mexican singer-songwriter Joss Favela released ‘La jarra’ this Thursday, another preview of his next album, ‘Confesiones’. The song, a heartbreak told with mariachi, uses the metaphor of a broken jug to describe a broken heart, between trumpets, guitarrón, harp and violins.
Lucy Vives ‘Palpita’
Colombian singer and songwriter Lucy Vives released ‘Palpita’, an alternative pop single with a rhythm that explores the concern of continuing to move forward and finding one’s own path. The song continues to reveal the sound universe of his long-awaited debut project, after his previous releases ‘Mascacielo’ and ‘Nido’.
