Rauw Alejandro releases a preview of his new album: Cosa Nuestra: Chapter 0
The Puerto Rican singer announced the release of the single Guabansexxx, which is a preview of what will be his new album
Rauw Alejandro surprised by releasing a preview of his sixth studio album titled Cosa Nuestra: Chapter 0, which is presented as a continuation of the successful album Cosa Nuestra, which he released in 2024.
The announcement of the release of the single "Guabansexxx" this Wednesday marks the beginning of this new stage a musical that blends traditional and modern sounds, reaffirming their roots and cultural identity.
“Guabansexxx” is presented as an innovative fusion that integrates Afro-Caribbean rhythms such as bomba and plena with electronic and house influences, creating an original and vibrant sound.
The name and concept of the new album are inspired by Guabancex, the Taino goddess of storms, who symbolizes strength and connection with the ancestral heritage of the Caribbean.
Rauw Alejandro has highlighted that with this project he seeks to raise the flag of Latin and Afro-Caribbean culture high, blending the past with the present to offer a unique proposal to his followers.
The release of this preview is accompanied by the announcement of his upcoming Latin American tour, which will kick off on October 13 in Santiago, Chile and will visit some of the most important cities in the region.
This new album and his recent recognition with the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award in Washington DC reflect his artistic growth and cultural commitment by Rauw Alejandro.
In November of last year, Rauw Alejandro released his album Cosa Nuestra, the fifth of his career and which gave him his first top 10 hit on the Billboard 200 chart, where it occupied the number 6 spot.
In an interview with Billboard, Rauw Alejandro explained that in this album he presents a story in which he plays a character inspired by Puerto Rican immigrants in New York in the 70s.
“Now I take on this other profile of Raul, of an older boy living in New York City and recreating those times when Puerto Ricans immigrated to the city… I like to study a lot what I do, where I fit in, and I try to live it as if I were there,” he said.
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