US EditionJ Balvin Surprises with New Album ‘Mixteip’: ‘I Had These Songs On My iPod’
JUL 18 – J Balvin's surprise 10-track EP Mixteip blends reggaeton with salsa, drill, and trap-R&B, featuring collaborations with Gilberto Santa Rosa and Stormzy to expand Latin music's global influence.
- Surprising fans, J Balvin dropped Mixteip, a surprise ten-track EP available on all digital platforms, and Ricardo Beas, UMG, said it solidifies his standing as a visionary artist.
- Following his landmark performance at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Halftime Show, J Balvin releases Mixteip, a surprise EP blending reggaeton with salsa and trap, showcasing his genre-expanding vision.
- From synth-laced 'No Te Olvido' to trap-infused 'St Tropez', J Balvin blends genres and features Gilberto Santa Rosa on 'Misterio' with a genre shift, ATTRIBUTION: NO.
- Meanwhile, 'Zun Zun,' featuring Justin Quiles and Lenny Tavarez, delivers high-octane reggaeton energy, with its music video premiering on MTV platforms and Times Square billboards.
- Beyond the release, it reaffirms Balvin's global influence in Latin music, with Mixteip expanding the genre's borders and honoring its legacy for long-term impact.
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J Balvin surprised his followers this Thursday July 17 with the unexpected release of Mixteip, a ten-song project with which the artist returns to his reggaeton roots, while expanding the boundaries of the genre with new mergers and international collaborations.
J Balvin Launches by Surprise ‘Mixteip’, an Album of 10 Songs to Return to the Root of the Reggaeton
The Colombian presents his new project, with numerous international collaborations, less than a year from ‘Rayo’, his previous studio album
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elcorreogallego.esJ Balvin surprised his followers this Thursday with the unexpected release of 'Mixteip', a ten-song project with which the Colombian artist returns to his reggaeton roots, while expanding the boundaries of the genre with new mergers and international collaborations.
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