Latin American urban music continues to evolve strongly in 2025, and one of the most anticipated collaborations of the year has finally arrived: Trueno and Young Miko released their first track together, “En La City”, a single that is already resonating on digital platforms and social networks as a new urban anthem.
This release brings together the best of two worlds: the South American rap of Trueno -one of the most influential artists of the moment- and the Caribbean style of Young Miko, consolidated as one of the most outstanding voices of reggaeton and trap in Spanish.
Transcontinental production
Recorded in Buenos Aires and with an official video filmed in the streets of Puerto Rico, “En La City” combines the lyrical power of Trueno with the melodic and fresh flow of Young Miko.
The song was produced by Tatool, recognized for his work with renowned artists in the urban genre.
It has a sound mix that combines the street with the commercial, without losing authenticity.
This release brings together the best of both worlds
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The video was directed by El Dorado, a regular collaborator of Trueno.
It presents an intense nighttime narrative that explores the chemistry between the artists in a vibrant urban setting.
From motorcycles to light shows and street art, the audiovisual has positioned itself as one of the most viewed on YouTube Latin America in its premiere week.
Global consolidation
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This single is the second preview of Trueno’s new album, which is scheduled for release in mid-2025.
His previous album, “El Último Baile”, marked a before and after in his career.
He won his first Latin GRAMMY in the Best Urban Fusion/Interpretation category.
The track “Tranky Funky” took him to Spotify’s Global Top 10.
His tour “El Último Baile World Tour” allowed him to fill stadiums in New York, Miami, Los Angeles and several countries in Europe and Latin America.
Prior to “En La City”, Trueno had already released “Cruz” with Feid, another viral hit that demonstrated his ability to collaborate with the big names in the genre.
This without losing his essence as an Argentine rapper with social conscience and street aesthetics.
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