Urban singer Brytiago continues to impact the industry with his new hit “Desnudarte,” a collaboration with one of the leaders of the urban movement Jay Wheeler.
The fusion of sensual pop melodies with classic reggaeton rhythms and lyrics full of emotions have made “Desnudarte” a sure hit. This contagious song is available on all digital platforms.
On the single, Brytiago and Jay Wheeler blame themselves for losing their love interests. They sing of wanting to forget that everything happened, but, unfortunately, they can’t think of anything other than spending one more night with her.
“Desnudarte” follows the massive success that “Orgánico”, Brytiago’s most recent album, has had with songs like “Borracho” (ft. Wisin), garnering more than 30 million views on YouTube; “Dispo”, with Jhay Cortez, reaches 28 million views; “Te failed” exceeds 32 million visits, and “Cositas”, with Rauw Alejandro, is close to 28 million visits, just to mention a few.
In addition to the musical success he has achieved this year, Brytiago is also making his way into the world of fashion. This month he joined the world’s leading online retailer, boohooMAN, as the first Latino brand ambassador. You now find yourself alongside a powerful roster of star-studded ambassadors, including Tyga, Swae Lee, Quavo, and Burna Boy. boohooMAN is the premier online shopping destination for young men.
From the singer
Brytiago is a Puerto Rican musician, rapper, and producer. At 21, he began his career independently releasing songs, such as “Mátame,” which became hits on the blogosphere. At 23, he was named “Artist On The Rise” by Billboard. Later, Brytiago became a recognized name in the Caribbean thanks to singles such as “Punto G”, in collaboration with Darell, and “Baby Remix”, with Daddy Yankee and Nicky Jam. After the massive success of these songs, he released “Netflixx”, with Bad Bunny, and “Bipolar”, along with Ozuna and Chris Jeday. It has also topped the Apple Music, Spotify and TIDAL Latinx charts – as well as caused a stir in the fashion world.
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