Ryan Castro, Blessd, and DFZM have recently joined forces for the collaboration titled “+57,” which was produced by Ovy on the Drums.
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Described as “the Colombia Reggaeton All-Stars,” this collaboration features Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma, Ryan Castro, and Blessd coming together to celebrate Colombia’s vibrant reggaeton scene with the catchy track “+57,” a nod to the country’s area code.
The song, with its sexy perreo vibe, showcases all six Colombian artists singing about a captivating individual from MedellÃn. Co-written by Keityn and DFZM, Ovy on the Drums handled the production for this infectious track.
Shared on Karol G’s YouTube channel, the music video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the artists coming together in a Los Angeles studio, enjoying red cups, sharing laughs, and belting out the song’s lyrics.
The video captures moments of Karol supporting Feid in the recording booth, Maluma rocking a baseball cap behind the microphone, and Castro and Blessd exchanging verses, showcasing their camaraderie and talent.
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In additional behind-the-scenes content shared on Instagram, Balvin and Maluma offered insights into the recording process, showcasing their excitement for the collaboration and the impact it will have on their fans.
The collaboration between these Colombian music icons is a testament to the talent and creativity present in the country’s reggaeton scene. Fans can expect more exciting projects from these artists in the future.
FAQs
Q: What is the significance of the title “+57”?
A: The title is a reference to Colombia’s area code, symbolizing the country’s influence on the reggaeton genre.
Q: Who were the key collaborators on this track?
A: The track was co-written by Keityn and DFZM, with production by Ovy on the Drums, showcasing a blend of talent in the Colombian music scene.
Q: What can fans expect from the music video for “+57”?
A: The video offers a glimpse into the creative process of the artists, showcasing their chemistry and camaraderie as they bring the track to life.
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