The 31-year-old Dominican rapper and singer deleted every post on his Instagram account to make way for his new single “Barbaro,” which premiered exclusively on Billboard.
Earlier this week, Mozart La Para began teasing his nearly 4 million fans on the social media app with his new music and video. “New season, another vision,” he expressed.
He first shared a WhatsAppchat he had with Tainy, introducing part of the beat. “I have a beat that I worked on with Supaand Sky, I know that if you grab it, you’ll kill it,” wrote the producer to Mozart before sending an audio message with the beat. Mozart replied, hinting at the single’s name, “that song is ‘BARBARO.’” He also shared photos and snippets of what would be the music video officially dropping Friday.
“Barbaro,” which is an expression like “wow,” is a song loaded with melodious beats, keeping true to Mozart’s urban essence and fused with flairs of Brazilian funk.
It’s co-produced by Tainy, Supa Dups, and Sky Rompiendo.
The music video, directed by Elliott Muscat, is another gem, giving us major ‘90s vibes with colorful VHS and kaleidoscope effects.
Monica Barbaro is joining a Terminator on the spy beat… The 30-year-old Latina actress has been cast as the co-lead alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in a global spy adventure series, which is in the works at Skydance Television. Created by Nick Santora, the series features a father (Schwarzenegger) and daughter (Barbaro) at the…
Monica Barbaro has new representation… The 29-year-old part-Mexican American actress has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA). Barbaro will appear as ‘Phoenix,’ the sole female fighter pilot, in the upcoming Paramount/Skydance-Tom Cruisesequel Top Gun: Maverick set for release on June 26. Barbaro recently appeared in ABC’s Stumptownand reprised her recurring role in Splitting Up Together for the same network. Additionally, Barbaro…
Monica Barbaro is heading to Netflix… Skydance Television’s hour-long global spy adventure series starring the 30-year-old Latina actress and Arnold Schwarzenegger has landed at Netflix. The project will reportedly now head into development with a script-to-series commitment. Created by Nick Santora, the series, marking Schwarzenegger’s first major foray into scripted television, is described…
