The 25-year-old Panamanian singer and songwriter has joined voices with Dalex to release “Volar,” marking his first official single of the year.
Steering away from the signature reggae plena and afrobeat melodies that characterize his music, Boza experiments with infectious electronica beats helmed by Colombian hitmaker Sky Rompiendo.
A common denominator, however, is his romantic and flirtatious lyricism:
“Kiss me and tell me what you feel/ If you want to repeat it, for me it’s enough/ Time without you is time wasted/ I feel alive when I’m with you/ Show me how to fly,” says the chorus. Boza and Dalex join forces on a track about falling hard for a girl and feeling the highest of emotions.
The music video — where Boza is having a passionate makeout sesh with a model — is also representative of that.
Boza is living without sun… The 25-year-old Panamanian singer-songwriter has released his third studio album Sin Sol. For the new album, Boza traveled across Europe seeking inspiration for his new lyrics and sound — such as beach getaways in Spain and late-night walks in Italy. The set kicks off with…
Rauw Alejandro is bringing some vibra to Orlando… Following its inaugural edition in Miami last February 2020, the Vibra Urbana Music Festival will make its debut in Orlando with a two-day event featuring the 28-year-old Puerto Rican rapper, singer and composer. Set to take place July 31 - August 1, phase…
Dalex is back with new music… The 30-year-old Puerto Rican urbano singer has released the new single "Pa'nama," a saucy track with a clever play on words. If his debut album Climaxxx was any indication, Dalex continues along the lines of the sultry lyrics and edgy reggaeton fusions that characterize him.…
Steering away from the signature reggae plena and afrobeat melodies that characterize his music, Boza experiments with infectious electronica beats helmed by Colombian hitmaker Sky Rompiendo.
