Homerun

The opening track Homerun (Intro) already sets the tone: an acoustic guitar that contrasts with the urgency of the following verses. Adán y Eva, one of the most streamed cuts, combines reggaeton with touches of reggae and lyrics that play with the metaphor of romantic conquest. Nena Maldición, on the other hand, is a ballad where trap turns melancholic, almost like a whisper between night and heartbreak. The album closes with Sigan Hablando de Mí, where the flow becomes direct and the phrase *"I have talent, you have money"* sums up that mix of pride and rebellion running through the entire material.

The album did not go unnoticed: in Argentina it reached the top spot, while in Chile, Spain, and Mexico it climbed into the top five. In the United States, it debuted at number 12 on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart with just over 3,000 equivalent units in its first week. Nominations for the Premios Gardel in the Album of the Year and Best Urban Music/Trap Album categories confirmed that, beyond the numbers, Homerun had become a benchmark for those seeking something different within the genre. The tour that followed —the Homerun Tour— ran between 2019 and 2020, bringing that energy to stages where the audience no longer just danced, but sang every lyric as if it were their own.