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Daddy Yankee

With a farewell album after two decades of stardom, Daddy Yankee can only be asked to be as Daddy Yankee as possible.

That 's what

is about , a series of filthy and mundane things with a syncopated and dirty rhythm.

That is to say, a device carefully conceived for nighttime fun, a party to which Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Becky G, Natti Natasha, El Alfa, Lil Jon and Pitbull join.

In addition, the king of reggaeton is accompanied in this cannonade for the track of one of his most successful successors, also Puerto Rican Myke Towers.

Beabadoobee:

A bit of that old indie rock of saturated guitars?

A song about the vices and weaknesses that we cannot, nor do we want, to get rid of?

Yes, and yes.

Fontaines D.C

It is the title track of her third album and it sounds disturbing, dark and mechanical, like a mechanism that crushes everything in its path.

The Irish continue to have one of the sharpest and most personal sounds in rock today.

Jarvis Cocker

Old friend Jarvis scores a new BBC series about a trainee doctor.

Yes, like a glove.

“This is going to hurt”, sings the unrepeatable leader of Pulp theatrically, with his very British phlegm.

Paulo London:

That rock of guitars that are played with a gym biceps is the unexpected engine of the Argentine rapper in his comeback song.

It is proven once again that punk, like the pig, is good for everything.

Rocío Márquez

Producer Santi Bronquio has been an open secret in Seville for years: he launches songs like missiles, he helped Kiko Veneno turn his sound around in

and now repeats a move with cantaora Rocío Márquez, who deconstructs a club with instruments of rock and defiant spirit.

Jorge Drexler

At 57 years old and after more than three decades of career, Drexler invites in his new song to start over, to be a beginner again.

In love, but also in everything else.

Sounds like a pandemic reflection.

Etella:

The great figure of indie pop from Greece debuts on Sub Pop, the legendary Seattle label, with a clever and subtle minimalist song.

She is charming, has good taste and knows that pop is in the details.

Weezer:

Another 90s classic, Rivers Cuomo's group, insists on round pop songs like chimos, those candies with a hole in the middle.

But in the middle they put a guitar more loaded than a karaoke cubata.

Working Men's Club:

They sound like a dry ice cube sticking to your tongue until it starts to burn.

Fans of synth pop will do somersaults on the inside listening to this new song that is so reminiscent of Depeche Mode.

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