Bizarrap & Daddy Yankee Drop Fiery Reggaetón ‘BZRP Music Sessions #0/66’: Watch

Ten months after unleashing his last of many star-studded music sessions, Bizarrap returns with Daddy Yankee in tow for a new “BZRP Music Session.” 

Titled “BZRP Music Sessions #0/66”— which can easily be interpreted as the first of 66 brand new sessions — the collaboration between the Argentine hitmaker and Puerto Rican global star was announced Tuesday (Nov. 4) on social media just hours before it officially dropped on Wednesday.

In the nearly three-minute-long track, DY returns to his roots spitting bars and rhymes over a reggaetón drum. Musically, Bizarrap takes fans through various of Daddy Yankee’s eras. It introduces a brassy trumpet similar to the marching band approach DY once used in his 2007 “Jefe.” The electric beat then speeds up for that rhythmic, mambo approach, reminiscent of previous commercial hits such as “Lo Que Pasó, Pasó” and “Llamada de Emergencia,” before winding down to a hard-hitting reggaetón beat à la “Gasolina.”

Beyond the melting pot of rhythms, DY sings about that positive essence that’s guiding his latest projects—steering away from the tiraeras (rap battles) and fronteo (show-off personality) that once characterized his lyrics—and is a friendly reminder that he’s still the G.O.A.T. even though he’s creating faith-based music. “If you ask me, I owe nothing to anyone,” DY sings. “When I leave here, I won’t take anything with me, I will just leave [feeling] true love, my feet on the ground, always looking up at the sky.”

“BZRP Music Sessions #0/66” marks Biza’s comeback after releasing “BZRP Music Sessions #61” alongside Billboard’s former Latin Artist on the Rise Luck Ra last December.

The collaboration also comes just weeks after Daddy Yankee’s Superstar Q&A panel at Billboard Latin Music Week 2025, where he sat with Billboard’s Leila Cobo for a one-hour-long conversation about his personal and professional rebirth after his conversion to Christianity. 

“I feel reborn, reenergized, and truly joyful with everything I’m experiencing,” he said then. “The personal, spiritual, and faith-based change certainly feels good in my heart. Each person has a different purpose and design. Everyone has a purpose to fulfill in their lives, and mine was this path: to forefront popular culture, announcing the Kingdom — that’s a challenge. My father is so strategic that he’s calling many people.”

Watch Bizarrap and Daddy Yankee’s “BZRP Music Sessions #0/66” below: