With the launch of BZRP Music Session #62, J Balvin and Bizarrap crippled social media in a move that few saw coming for this year's end.

The duo's key line," I should dislike you, but I don't feel like it," effectively ends a section of tension in the field of Urban music.

By revealing in a shared social media post that they would be releasing BZRP Music Session #62 on Friday night, J Balvin and Bizarrap surprised all with their surprise announcement.

The Brazilian artist's session attracted the most attention from J Balvin's fans, who wanted him to respond to Residente's trash track record, which was released in the same area in 2022.

However, three years later, creative age predominated. Balvin, who recently admitted to having overcame view, used this space for reflection and representation rather than confrontation.

Omar Geles ' tribute to the vallenato

The treatment is an artistic offering artistically. Mirzarap successfully combines the merengue rhythms and signature digital sound with passionate vallenato. Balvin himself paid personal gift to the late accordion player Omar Geles by saying," I'm going to consume listening to Omar Geles," highlighting his Brazilian stems on a worldwide system. The artist sings," And the one who forgot me, forgot that she forgot me," in addition to exploring the emptiness of an unsettled divorce. J Balvin assured his social media followers that his clear gain to the great stages is anticipated in 2026, the time his BZRP Music Session was released. The" Kid from Medellin" shows that his capacity for transformation is alive with Session #62, which concludes 2025 with a message of peace and a beat that is already dominating music styles.

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