Colombian urban artist J Balvin released “Triple S” this Thursday, a collaboration with Jowell and Randy and De La Ghetto that promises reggaeton like “the old days,” and announced a European tour that will kick off on April 26 and It will run until June 5.
“‘Triple S’ is not a love story, it is the story of that type of woman that we have all pursued at some point,” says the artist about his latest song, which he defines as “a classic reggaeton ‘flow’.”
For J Balvin, “Triple S” represents a return to his roots by collaborating again with Puerto Ricans Jowell and Randy, who were fundamental in his beginnings in the music industry; and the opportunity to work with De La Ghetto.
The song, produced by Tainy and Subelo Neo, wants to convey a message of strength and resilience and seeks to become an “anthem of self-confidence for women,” J Balvin’s press office said in a statement.
Its name is an acronym that means “Loose, Single and With No One to Fuck Her.”
Along with his most recent production, the Medellín artist also announced his next European tour “It’s Good to See You Again Tour”, which will take him to the stages of Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, among others.