The Gran Canaria artist unveiled his new single, La Vecina, last Thursday, May 7. This work is a collaboration with a Sevillian artist and was produced by the Canarian Juacko. The track represents a stylistic shift, transitioning from hip-hop to reggaeton within the same composition.

The synergy between both performers is evident in how their voices intertwine during the first part of the song. Subsequently, in the reggaeton section, the two artists seamlessly cede the spotlight, a rare quality in a new artistic partnership.

As is customary with the Gran Canaria artist's releases, production was handled by Juacko, a prominent figure in the Spanish urban and electronic scene. Juacko has recently worked with renowned artists, and his catalog includes collaborations with international figures, accumulating billions of streams for his productions.

The combination of the artist and Juacko has become a distinctive hallmark, delivering results that steer clear of clichés. La Vecina is no exception, standing out for the transition between an intimate intro and the reggaeton chorus, a characteristic that defines the island producer's style.