Bizarrap & Daddy Yankee Release Fiery Reggaetón Track
On Wednesday, November 6, Bizarrap and Daddy Yankee dropped "BZRP Music Session #0/66," marking the Argentine producer's return after ten months since his previous star-studded sessions.
The collaboration, announced just hours before its release on November 4 via social media, signals the start of what could be interpreted as 66 new music sessions. The track runs for nearly three minutes and sees Daddy Yankee revisiting his reggaetón roots with energetic bars and rhymes over a rhythmic drumbeat.
Musical Style and Influences
Bizarrap guides listeners through several phases of Daddy Yankee’s career, opening with a bold trumpet reminiscent of the marching band sounds found in the 2007 hit “Jefe.” The song then shifts into a fast-paced mambo rhythm, similar to tracks like “Lo Que Pasó, Pasó” and “Llamada de Emergencia,” before settling into a hard-hitting reggaetón beat akin to “Gasolina.”
Thematic Focus and Lyrics
In this release, Daddy Yankee moves away from his former themes of rap battles and bravado, embracing a more positive and faith-inspired message. The lyrics reflect a matured artist still confident in his legacy.
“If you ask me, I owe nothing to anyone,” DY sings.
Author’s Summary
This collaboration highlights Daddy Yankee’s evolution as an artist, blending classic reggaetón vibes with a message of positivity and faith, reaffirming his status as a genre legend.