The premiere of the new Bizarrap session with Milo J is coming

A new collaboration between an Argentinian producer and musician Bizarre with the young urban singer Mila J, who will be famous this Wednesday, is counting down. Bizarrap, born in Ramos Mejia (Argentina), announced on his Instagram profile that he will present it at 21:00 local time (00:00 GMT).

With huge expectations generated by directed video singer Louta, with whom he already collaborated in 2019, and which reminds of the famous scene from “The Wolf of Wall Street” by Martin Scorsese in which the famous Argentinian actor Guillermo Francella appears, social networks were flooded with speculations about possible participants, famous sessions like Justin Bieber, Duo Lipa or Puerto Rican Bad Bunny.

And although Milo J is not as big as the aforementioned artists, his is fleeting the career took off the numbers singer who is only 16 years old. He has more than 11 million monthly listeners on Spotify and his song ‘Rara Vez’ has more than 322 million views.

Camilo Joaquín Villarroel was born in Morón, province Buenos Airesin October 2006. At the end of 2021, at only 15 years old, he started uploading his first songs to YouTube, where he is currently close to a million followers.

2023 was a dedication year for Milo J, collaborating with artists from Nicki Nicole size and the launch of his EP ‘511’ which included collaborations with great Argentine artists such as Lit Killah, Duki, Bhavi, Ysy A or Khea among others.

This will be Bizarrap’s first collaboration with a national artist since session 50 with Duki, 10 months ago, a song that came out after the sessions with Quevedo and Villan Antillano, but since it was recorded before, it got that number.

At that time, the producer met with performers of various nationalities such as Colombian Shakira, the American Arcángel or the Mexican Peso Pluma, the last collaboration to date.

Furthermore, all this comes after the composer announced that he will now be speaking on his own “Bizapop”, before promoting the release of this song and as a nod to the commerciality and success of their sessions.