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Jensen is turning up the heat again. The rising artist just released a brand-new single, “Atrévete,” through BCHTA Records, and it's already catching attention. Known for pushing boundaries within bachata, Jensen mixes traditional sounds with urban flair, offering something that feels both familiar and refreshingly new.

“Atrévete” builds on the momentum of his standout track “Escalofríos” from BCHTA RISING VOL. 2, and it’s clear he’s not slowing down. This latest release blends sensual lyrics with bold rhythms, creating a sound that invites listeners to take risks and let go of hesitation.

A Sound That Pushes Boundaries

Jensen’s music is known for walking the line between classic and modern. “Atrévete” is no exception. It weaves bachata’s signature guitar with layered beats that hint at reggaetón, R&B, and pop—genres that reflect his Dominican-American-Brazilian background. The result is a track that’s smooth, charged, and meant to get stuck in your head.

The lyrics challenge listeners to stop holding back. It’s about giving into passion, taking chances, and embracing life with no regrets. As Jensen puts it: “‘Atrévete’ reflects that spark of impulse when desire overcomes fear. It’s a call to live without regrets... to live without fear.”

More Than Just a Single

This release isn’t just another track—it’s part of a larger wave. BCHTA RISING VOL. 2 is helping reshape what bachata looks and sounds like in 2025. The compilation pulls together rising stars and longtime legends to highlight how the genre is evolving while staying rooted in culture and emotion.

With “Atrévete,” Jensen is staking his place in this new wave. His previous work—like “Frio Remix” with Pinto Picasso and “Limbo”—already showed his ability to mix vibes and languages, but this single feels like a defining moment.

From the Studio to the Global Stage

Working closely with sP Polanco, the multi-platinum producer behind BCHTA Records, Jensen has been refining his sound and building a name beyond borders. He’s already collaborated with heavyweights like Don Omar, Farruko, and Nacho, but it’s his personal style—smooth, emotional, and bold—that’s creating space for him in the next generation of bachateros.

The release of “Atrévete” isn’t just a move for Jensen—it’s a reflection of how bachata continues to shift. It’s global, it’s personal, and it’s loud about what it wants.

Listen to “Atrévete” now on all streaming platforms.