Rauw Alejandro, the Puerto Rican sensation, has finally released his long-awaited fourth studio album, "Playa Saturno," today. This album brings infectious vibes that capture the spirit of summer, transporting you directly to the beach with every note.

With 14 tracks, "Playa Saturno" encapsulates the vibrant and joyful essence of summer, inviting listeners on an unforgettable musical journey. From the lead single, "Si Te Pegas," an unexpected collaboration with Miguel Bose, to the surprising feature of regional Mexican artist Junior H in "Picardía," this album is an authentic project.

The album's preview, "Baby Hello," featuring Bizarrap, has been a resounding success, surpassing 18 million streams. This track combines an electrifying electronic beat with seductive lyrics, generating even more excitement for this highly anticipated release.

Rauw Alejandro pays homage to classic reggaeton by bringing together prominent figures in the genre, such as Ñejo y Dálmata, Jowell y Randy, and Ivy Queen, on different songs throughout the album. The main production was handled by El Zorro, Dímelo Ninow, Kenobi, and features other renowned producers including Rvssian, Cauty, Dulce Como Candy, DJ Luian, Mambo Kings, and Mr. NaisGai. Together, they have crafted a fresh and immersive sound.

Rauw Alejandro's meteoric rise as one of the most prominent Latin urban artists is undeniable. With hits like "Lokera," "Punto 40," and "Todo de ti," the artist has garnered multiple nominations at the Latin Grammy Awards, Premios Tú Música Urbano, and Premios Juventud. Through his continuous musical evolution, Rauw Alejandro continues to deliver refreshing and innovative sounds that keep him at the forefront of the genre.

Playa Saturno Tracklist:

1. Playa Saturno Intro
2. Cuando Baje el Sol
3. Alcallao'
4. Cuki
5. Nomelamolestes ft. Ñejo y Dálmata
6. Picardía ft. Junior H
7. Ponte Nasty ft. Jowell y Randy
8. Inquieto
9. Hoy Aquí
10. Celebrando ft. Ivy Queen
11. No Me Sorprende
12. Diluvio
13. Si Te Pegas ft. Miguel Bose
14. Baby Hello ft. Bizarrap