LOS FLAVORZ


LOS FLAVORZ

Album ∙ Urbano latino ∙ 2025

Dei V

Dei V made the most of his 2024, collaborating with everyone from Feid and Omar Courtz to Anuel AA and Ozuna in addition to dropping his proper full-length debut. Following a standout appearance on Bad Bunny’s 2025 album DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS, the Puerto Rican rising star returns with an EP-length effort to satisfy his expanding fanbase. Befitting its title, LOS FLAVORZ provides a sampler of styles that the agile artist outperforms over. From the tech-house thump of “Sirena” to the shimmering dancehall reggae of “Toa” with De La Rose, he crosses genres while keeping the project remarkably cohesive. The dance floor-centric “Quiere” presents no fewer than three different rhythmic change-ups in its roughly two-and-a-half-minute runtime. The aforementioned Courtz keeps up his side of their growing joint catalog on the Ty$-esque “Amber,” while an emerging Clarent makes a meaningful impression on the similarly popping “Lollipop.”

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