Ozuna

Ozuna and Beéle accidentally drop 15-track fever dream—Las Ketchup included

What begins as a casual remix between Puerto Rican chart-regular Ozuna and Colombian newcomer Beéle accidentally mutates into Stendhal, a full-length collaboration forged across Ibiza beaches and Bogotá studios.

Their creative chemistry—likened to a bear meeting a gorilla—yields fifteen tracks shaped by an orange moon, spontaneous recording binges, and the symbolic recurrence of the number five.

“Te Culié” samples Las Ketchup while “Ale” opens with a Pablo Escobar soundbite; each decision more impulsive than strategic.

Ozuna nets 33rd No. 1 as “Sirenita” floats to top of Latin Rhythm Airplay chart

Ozuna’s “Sirenita,” released June 5 via Nibiru/Sony Music Latin, climbs from No. 4 to No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Rhythm Airplay chart dated Sept. 20. It becomes his 33rd No. 1, and his ninth without collaborators, maintaining his position just behind J Balvin and Daddy Yankee in total chart-toppers.

With 7.2 million audience impressions—a 10% uptick—“Sirenita” also ascends from No. 6 to No. 3 on Latin Airplay and debuts at No. 42 on Hot Latin Songs and No. 22 on Hot Latin Rhythm Songs.