Bad Gyal, Tokischa & Young Miko Party Through Barcelona in ‘Chulo Pt. 2’
Is it the new summer anthem? We say yes
Since rumors about this collaboration started circulating, fans of the three artists have been eagerly counting down the minutes until they can listen to it. But finally, on Thursday, June 22, the moment has arrived. Bad Gyal invites Tokischa and Young Miko to go all out in ‘Chulo Pt. 2,’ the new version of the Catalan artist’s hit that had already become the favorite soundtrack of her fans. It’s a reggaeton-infused drop that gets everyone dancing on the dance floor. And if it features the styles of the Dominican and Puerto Rican artists, the result is even more explosive.
The song comes with a music video directed by Artasans, in which the three artists give their all while moving to the rhythm of the song through Barcelona (Spain). They enjoy the night and the party in a limousine, a restaurant, and, of course, a nightclub. But that’s not all. The cover art for the track is designed by Pol Anglada, who also worked on the original version. It depicts a hand with acrylic nails sensually and delicately exploring a body.
The release of ‘Chulo Pt. 2’ comes just before Bad Gyal resumes her summer tour on Saturday, June 24, in the Canary Islands. But that’s not all. She will soon announce international dates to tour the world this year. For now, she will be in Spain until September 8, performing her music at various scheduled festivals.
A few days ago, we had Tokischa at the LOS40 Urban studios, where she talked with Cintia León about this collaboration with Bad Gyal and Young Miko. Bad Gyal had already teased this collaboration on stage at Primavera Sound and Sónar music festivals. However, the name of the Puerto Rican artist had not been revealed yet, so Tokischa couldn’t give more hints than they allowed.
What is clear is that Bad Gyal’s music is winning over more and more people. In fact, artists like Trueno have expressed their desire to work with her to LOS40 Urban.
And for you, would you like to hear them together on the same song? And, most importantly, how many times have you listened to ‘Chulo Pt. 2’?