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In 2018, he dropped 'X 100PRE', a defiantly unpolished, self-produced debut album recorded in his childhood bedroom in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, refusing major-label polish and reshaping reggaeton’s sonic hierarchy. He wore a dress on the cover not as provocation but as quiet insistence: identity isn’t accessory, it’s architecture. His lyrics pivot between Spanglish street poetry and surreal, almost liturgical imagery, 'Yo Perreo Sola' redefined consent in dancefloors across Latin America, while 'El Apagón' became an anthem of protest after Hurricane Maria’s blackout and government silence. He doesn’t just sample dembow; he fractures it, loops it backward, drowns it in ambient noise or pairs it with trap hi-hats and flamenco guitar, proving genre is geography, not grammar. His collaborations with Rosalía, Drake, or Cardi B aren’t crossover moves, they’re deliberate border crossings, each one recalibrating who gets to define Latinidad in global pop.
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- “How did recording 'X 100PRE' in your childhood bedroom change your approach to production?”
- “What was going through your mind when you wore that red dress on the 'X 100PRE' cover?”
- “Why did you choose to release 'El Apagón' right after the 2020 Puerto Rico protests?”
- “How do you decide which slang stays in Spanglish verses versus full Spanish?”