I don’t judge any artist that wants to follow their line but in my case, I don’t like getting boxed in a certain type of genre. “That’s what makes me happy, to be able to explore, expand and grow. “I like to get out of my comfort zone,” he proudly states. He also mentions that his entire team - which has been by his side since the beginning of his career - fully supported and respected the route he wanted to take in Vice Versa.

He explains the production was created between 20 and that he began working on it just two weeks after finalizing his debut set, Afrodisiaco. Vice Versa contains only three reggaeton songs, two collaborations (one with Anitta and his longtime friend, Lyanno), and the rest, a rollercoaster of new fusions, best representing his album’s cover.

“It’s a totally different proposal and I took a risk,” he says. It also entered the Hot Latin Songs, Latin Airplay, Global 200, and Global Excl. 45 on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart. I was so excited about the track that we finished it in two days.”Īlso a phenomenon on TikTok with over one million video creations, “Todo de Ti” currently sits at No. Nais Gai and when I found the perfect melody, that’s when I began writing the concept of the song. I began vibing in the studio with my producer Mr. “The most important thing in my music is the melodies. That’s when ‘Todo de Ti’ was born,” he says, getting inspired from old-school sounds like funk and disco. “The album is incredible but the more I heard it, I felt like something was missing. His best example? “Todo De Ti,” which the Puerto Rican-born artist admits was the last song to make it on Vice Versa.

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