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Bad Bunny Unveils ‘Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana’ Tracklist

However, what remains undisclosed are the collaborations that Benito will surprise us with this time

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Bad Bunny, on October 10th, confirmed the release date of his upcoming album, NADIE SABE LO QUE VA A PASAR MAÑANA, which is set for this Friday, October 13th, or in other words, tomorrow. The anticipation was so high that fans around the world were eagerly trying to guess the album’s tracklist. Interestingly, even Apple Music joined in on the excitement. On October 11th, just one day later, they took to the social media platform X to post a caption that read, “Since everyone is trying to guess, here are the clues to unveil the official tracklist.” In a playful twist, the post revealed snippets of lyrics from the songs, inviting fans to take part in the guessing game.

At last, the wait is over, and the tracklist for this eagerly awaited album has been unveiled. However, what remains undisclosed are the collaborations that Benito will surprise us with this time. Perhaps they could launch another guessing game to speculate on who the featured artists might be. Or, do you think he opted to create the entire album without any other artists? Up to this point, the only songs we’ve had the pleasure of hearing are «Where She Goes» and «UN PREVIEW.»

NADIE SABE LO QUE VA A PASAR MAÑANA Tracklist 

  1. “NADIE SABE”
  2. “MONACO”
  3. “FINA”
  4. “HIBIKI”
  5. “MR. OCTOBER”
  6. “CYBERTRUCK”
  7. “VOU 787″
  8. “SEDA”
  9. “GRACIAS POR NADA”
  10. “TELEFONO NUEVO”
  11. “BABY NUEVA”
  12. “MERCEDES CAROTA”
  13. “LOS PITS”
  14. “VUELVE CANDY B”
  15. “BATICANO”
  16. “NO ME QUIERO CASAR”
  17. “WHERE SHE GOES”
  18. “THUNDER Y LIGHTNING”
  19. “PERRO NEGRO”
  20. “EUROPA”
  21. “ACHO PR”
  22. “UN PREVIEW”

A ‘Peaky Blinders-style’ Announcement

As mentioned earlier, on October 10th, Bad Bunny revealed the release date for his upcoming album. On the same day, he posted a video clip on his Instagram account, showing a distinctive style reminiscent of New Jersey and the show Peaky Blinders. In the clip, he’s dressed in black and conceals his identity as he enters a restaurant, drawing the attention of the diners. A gentleman greets him with the title ‘Don Benito,’ evoking memories of scenes from The Godfather. Perhaps this connection is related to his recent collab with Al Pacino a few weeks prior. Suddenly, a trap beat begins to play, signaling the release of NADIE SABE LO QUE VA A PASAR MAÑANA.

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