Bizarrap’s Session 51 is a fiery meeting between Argentina’s hit-maker Bizarrap and Puerto Rico’s fearless rapper Villano Antillano. Over an electrifying beat, Villana storms in with rapid-fire wordplay, flaunting her flow, her body, and her Caribbean roots. Every “mala mía” (“my bad”) drips with sarcasm: she is not apologizing at all. Instead, she flips the phrase into a victory chant that says, If you cannot handle my power, that is your problem, not mine.
The song is a bold manifesto of self-confidence, queer pride, and artistic supremacy. Villano Antillano mixes Spanish, English, and pop-culture shout-outs (from Gabriela Mistral to Jennifer Aniston) to prove she belongs on the “top shelf.” She claims the spotlight as the main character, shrugs off haters, and invites listeners to embrace their own uniqueness with the same unapologetic energy. It is a short, sharp lesson in owning your identity and having fun while doing it.
Gonzalo Julián Conde, known professionally as Bizarrap or BZRP, is a groundbreaking Argentine record producer, songwriter, and DJ born on August 29, 1998, in Ramos Mejía, Argentina. Specializing in EDM, Latin trap, and Latin hip hop, Bizarrap has transformed the Latin music scene with his innovative BZRP Music Sessions, collaborating with a diverse range of artists from across Latin America and beyond.
Rising to prominence with hits like his sessions with Nathy Peluso and Quevedo, Bizarrap has earned multiple Latin Grammy nominations and broken world records for his viral releases, including the global sensation session with Shakira. Known for pushing creative boundaries, he became the most streamed Argentine artist globally on Spotify and continues to shape contemporary Latin urban music with his dynamic production style.