For more than a decade, J Balvin was synonymous with success in the world of reggaeton. The Colombian singer, known for hits such as “Mi Gente”, “Ay Vamos” and “6 AM”, not only dominated the playlists, but also became a global ambassador for urban music.
However, in recent years, some have noticed a decline in his popularity. What has happened to the “Boy from Medellín”?
Changes in the music scene
The urban music industry is fiercely competitive and constantly evolving.
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Artists such as Bad Bunny, Karol G and Rauw Alejandro have gained ground, attracting the attention of a young audience with innovative sounds.
Meanwhile, J Balvin has opted for a more experimental approach, which has generated divisions among his followers.
In 2021, he released his album “JOSE”, which included collaborations with stars such as Dua Lipa and Skrillex.
Although he received praise for his versatility, some fans felt that the artist moved away from the style that brought him to fame.
Controversies that impacted his career
Controversies have also played a role in the decline of J Balvin’s popularity.
In 2021, he faced criticism after the release of the music video for “Perra”, which was accused of being offensive and was removed from platforms such as YouTube.
In addition, his public stance on certain social issues has generated mixed opinions.
However, the Colombian artist has been able to recognize his mistakes.
I am human been and I am learning
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That’s what he stated in an interview with Billboard, highlighting his commitment to personal and professional reflection.
A connection that is still alive
Despite the challenges, J Balvin maintains a loyal fan base.
His ability to reinvent himself and explore new genres shows that he is not afraid to take risks.
In addition, his influence on fashion and his openness about mental health issues have made him an inspirational figure to many.
Future of J Balvin
J Balvin announced plans to release an album that promises to return to his musical roots, combining the catchy rhythms of reggaeton with more personal lyrics.
In addition, their involvement in philanthropic projects and their presence at key cultural events suggest that their impact is far from over.
