Reggaeton legend Daddy Yankee just released a 15-track concept album, La Postal, which officially arrived on October 30, 2026.
La Postal, his 9th studio album. is already charting in 39 countries and territories worldwide across Apple Music and iTunes, two days after its release.
The Puerto Rican superstar delivers a fresh musical chapter, blending his signature reggaeton sound with electronica, rap, Afrobeat, pop, bachata, and salsa while exploring the many dimensions of love.
Translated as The Postcard, La Postal is built around a unique concept in which each of its 15 songs serves as a musical love letter, capturing different human experiences, from romance and family connections to personal growth and self-love.
The project follows his 2025 devotional album Lamento en Baile, marking a return to the infectious rhythms and mainstream Latin sounds that helped establish Daddy Yankee as one of reggaeton’s most influential figures.
Among the standout collaborations is Cardi B, who joins the Puerto Rican icon on the bachata-inspired track “Cosita.” Argentine producer Bizarrap contributes to “Pa’ Que Llorar,” one of the album’s major focus tracks.
Indian superstar Diljit Dosanjh also appears on “Pokito,” highlighting the album’s international reach, while Latin hitmakers Myke Towers and Danny Ocean add further star power to the project.
The album’s lead single, “BOTZ (Bésame Otra Vez),” introduces listeners to the project’s romantic themes while maintaining the energetic production associated with Daddy Yankee’s musical legacy.
The album has reached No. 1 on Apple Music in Chile, while securing No. 2 in Honduras, No. 3 in Guatemala, and No. 4 in Uruguay.
It has also entered the Top 5 in Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Spain.
Other notable Apple Music chart positions include:
- No. 6: Costa Rica and Panama
- No. 7: Argentina and Nicaragua
- No. 8: Peru
- No. 10: Paraguay and Venezuela
- No. 11: Colombia
- No. 22: Mexico
- No. 36: United States
- No. 71: Canada
- No. 193: India
The album has also made an impact on iTunes, reaching No. 16 in the United States, No. 60 in Canada, No. 144 in Germany, and No. 164 in New Zealand.
