Two-Time Most-Streamed Artist Bad Bunny Just Released His Fifth Album, ‘Un Verano Sin Ti,’ and Spotify Is Here To Help You Stream It

WhenBad Bunnyreleased his debut album,x100PRE, on Christmas Eve 2018, there was little way the Puerto Rican reggaeton artist could have known what the next few years would bring. But alongside the publishing of his next two albums-the second,Oasis, a collaboration withJ Balvin,and the third, 2020'sYHLQMDLG-his fame rose worldwide. His next pair of albums,Las Que No Iban a SalirandEl Último Tour del Mundo, also both released in 2020, propelled him to the top spot as the most-streamed artist on Spotify with more than 8.3 billion streams.

In 2021 he did it again, grabbing the title of most-streamed artist for the second year in a row. Over the course of the year, he had accumulated 9.1 billion streams without even releasing a new album. Plus, in the two years combined, his music was streamed for over 63 billion minutes. Since 2015, Bad Bunny has been streamed over 35 billion times across more than 344 million listeners.

Another year at the top for #BadBunny! Congratulations to 2021's most-streamed artist #SpotifyWrappedpic.twitter.com/mCl8fFxoXM

- Spotify (@Spotify) December 1, 2021

Today, Bad Bunny is releasingthe highly anticipated albumUn Verano Sin Ti, "a summer without you," just in time for summer. As always, fans can expect collaborations-this time withRauwAlejandro,ChenchoCorleone,Jhayco,TonyDize,BombaEstereo,The Marias, andBuscabulla.

"The vibe in this album is so it can be your summer playlist," Bad Bunny toldFor the Record."I personally see it like that album you play when you go on vacation to an island and you're on the beach all day. Then you go back to your vacation resort and put it on while you're getting ready to go for a late dinner with your friends. And on your way to that dinner you ask the driver to play the album again."

To celebrate the release, Bad Bunny teamed up with Spotify to createLos Elementos Del Verano, an original film that brings the summertime sights and sounds of his beloved Puerto Rico to the world. In the short original film, Bad Bunny shares his favorite things about his home and how it has influenced his music, andUn Verano Sin Tiin particular.

"The album is very versatile, very Bad Bunny," he shared. "But the versatility is different from the others; this one has different sounds-reggaeton, dembow, reggae influence, afro beats-and all of them relate to the Caribbean beats. They all feel happy and you want to dance to them."

To mark this new album, Bad Bunny collaborated with Spotify to give users in the free tier around the world* on-demand access to listen to the 23 tracks as many times and in the order they wish to enjoy it for one week. Fans can also catch Bad Bunny on billboards in Times Square, Downtown Los Angeles, Toronto, Mexico City, Bogotá, and Buenos Aires.

Don't wait-get in the summer groove withUn Verano Sin Tinow.

*181 markets worldwide, not including Japan and South Korea

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