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It’s Rockstar Szn! Jhayco continues to gradually introduce us to the rockstar life he carries wherever he goes. It started with ‘Mami Chula‘ alongside Quevedo, and now he has the next hit ready. It’s called ‘En to lao‘ and wants to make its way into all the playlists this summer.

With a TikTok video recorded from a car in Mexico City, the Puerto Rican artist has shared a brief snippet. «Tengo babies en to lao’, con lo ‘malen’ al lao, yo siempre ando en nota, no sé ni cuánto yo he explotao’ y cuando salgo pirao to’ los carros tinteao’, pares que yo no conozco pero tú baby a la vez que si sales en to lao’ la’ amiga’ salen y si sales las nenas se le salen los culitos, que chambeen los palos, que los jalen en bo’. No hay que roncar si se sabe…» it goes.

@jhayco Otra mas???? “EN TO LAO” 🦇 cualquier dia esta semana!#VidaRockstarSZN ♬ original sound – JHAYCO

In addition, the singer has hinted that he plans to release it at any moment: «Another one??? Any day this week!» This comment has set off all alarms among his fans, who haven’t hesitated to send him messages of all kinds. «I don’t need a girlfriend, I need Jhayco’s songs,» expressed one fan.

Apart from this song, Jhayco has also drop a collab with Tainy called ‘Fantasma’. This track is part of the debut album of the producer DATA, which will be released at the end of June.

Beef between Jhayco & Mora?

In the past few hours, some statements from Jhayco about Mora on the podcast El Flowcast have gone viral. Héctor Eli, the host, asked him the following: «How do you write a song with Mora?» to which the author of ‘No me conoce’ threw a jab: «I write the whole thing. That dude doesn’t write». Ver más

es verda yo no escribo, yo le dicto a él lo q tiene q escribir https://t.co/4uGXMnPGc5

— Mora (@_morapr) June 7, 2023

These words were not left unanswered by Mora, the interpreter of ‘APA’. «It’s true, I don’t write, I just tell him what to write.»

Does this mean there is bad blood between them? Or are they simply trying to promote a future collab? Time will tell!

 

Read the Spanish version of this article here by Ana Escobar Rivas