Daddy Yankee Is Back With New Album ‘La Postal,’ Featuring Cardi B, More

Rolling Stone ·

Daddy Yankee has returned with La Postal, an album that brings together reggaeton and romantic themes, with guest appearances from Cardi B, Diljit Dosanjh, Bizarrap and others. The release marks a shift from the Christian focus of his 2025 album Lamento En Baile towards more secular music, while continuing his work to broaden reggaeton’s sound and reach.

The 15-song album explores different forms of love, from lasting relationships to heartbreak, according to Daddy Yankee. It includes the lead single “BOTZ (Bésame Otra Vez)”, a bachata collaboration with Cardi B called “Cosita”, and “Pokito” with Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh. Daddy Yankee announced his retirement in 2022 after his La Última Vuelta World Tour, following a career that helped bring reggaeton to mainstream audiences with “Gasolina”; he is due to be honoured as the Latin Recording Academy’s Person of the Year before the Latin Grammy Awards on 12 November in Las Vegas.

In short

  • Daddy Yankee has released his 15-song album La Postal.
  • Cardi B, Diljit Dosanjh and Bizarrap feature on the record.
  • He is due to be honoured as Person of the Year before the Latin Grammys.

Explained simply

Reggaeton is a Latin music style with roots in Puerto Rico, shaped by reggae, hip-hop and dance music. Daddy Yankee, a Puerto Rican singer and rapper, helped bring it to a wider international audience with songs such as “Gasolina”.

His career has included changes in musical direction, including a Christian-focused album in 2025. The new record draws on romantic themes and features artists from different musical backgrounds, including US rapper Cardi B and Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh.

Daddy Yankee announced his retirement in 2022 after a farewell tour, though he has continued to release music. His influence on reggaeton is also reflected in his upcoming recognition as the Latin Recording Academy’s Person of the Year.

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