The new New Album [Un Verano Sin Ti] can be heard in the video below.
The summery track is taken from the Puerto Rican singer new album, 'Un Verano Sin Ti'.
On his new album Un Verano Sin Ti, which was released at midnight, Bad Bunny is throwing the world's biggest beach party. The album is full of breezy beats and sun-bright sounds, and it begins with "Moscow Mule," a laid-back, synth-filled reggaeton track that quickly sets the tone for the rest of the album.
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Stillz video for the song begins with Bad Bunny hitchhiking naked until a future love interest picks him up in a pickup truck. She gives him some clothes, he serenades her over a fire, and they spend the entire night partying at a club. The camera zooms in on a naked Bad Bunny as they walk to the beach, revealing him to be a genital-less merman who splashes in the water and goes horseback riding with his lady friend. He eventually shoots into the water and vanishes beneath the waves.
"Un Verano Sin Ti" release capped off a busy spring for Bad Bunny. He announced last week that he'll play the anti-hero El Muerto, making him Marvel's first Latino lead in a live-action film. In April, he received his second Grammy award for his most recent album, El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo, which was nominated for Best Musica Urbana Album.
He also finished his El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo tour in Miami and began teasing Un Verano Sin Ti by posting an elaborate ad on a Puerto Rican classifieds website listing a Bugatti Chiron for sale. When fans dialled the number listed in the as, they were treated to a preview of the singer new music. A running gag on Instagram has Bad Bunny leaving his girlfriend Gabriela Berlingeri with the Spanish actor Mario Casas so that he can tour and work on new music.
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