An album that promises a revolution in the music industry

Puerto Rican urban artist Bad Bunny released his new, seventh album this Friday, “Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow”, with which he promises another revolution in the music industry.

“With a fusion of innovative rhythms, electrifying lyrics and a unique style Bad Bunnythis album promises to revolutionize the music industry again,” the press release sent by the artist’s representatives points out.

Bad Bunny’s new project, of 22 songs“shows his extraordinary ability to ignore comments and the traditional expectations that tend to reverberate around an international icon because, at the end of the day, nobody really knows,” the note added.

The album includes a collaboration with Archangel, Bryant Myers, De La GhettoEladio Carrión, Feid, Luar La L, Mora, Ñengo Flow, Young Miko and Youngchimi.

All are Puerto Rican except Feido, who is Colombian.

“Bad Bunny’s ability to connect perfection traditional elements trapa with innovative sounds and lyrics promises an auditory journey that will enchant listeners from all walks of life,” the press release points out.

As part of the album presentation, Bad Bunny appeared on Thursday night at “fun to listen to” (listening entertainment) at the Puerto Rico Coliseum, in San Juan, in front of more than 10,000 people.

Several guest artists of the album also arrived, among them, Archangel, Feid and young Miko, according to photos and videos posted by people who attended the event.

Bad Bunny, winner of three Anglo-Saxon Grammy and nine Latin Grammys, appeared at the event driving a Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow that descended from the roof of the San Juan Stadium and has been used in several music videos.

The artist, on the other hand, prepares himself as a leader musical guest from the American program Saturday Night Live on October 21.