One of the things that makes Bizarrap's music and freestyle sessions some of the most viewed videos on YouTube is the element of surprise. Who will be his next guest? No one really knows, but when an Argentinian producer drops a new session, it gets millions of views in a matter of hours.
The Spaniard's musical sessions with Quevedo are the most notable and are the sessions that brought him worldwide success. Their “BZRP Music Sessions #52” scored their first entry on the Billboard Hot 100. Currently, he has over 400 million views on YouTube. Additionally, the song became the second all-Spanish song to top the Global 200 in the chart's two-year history, following Bad Bunny and Jay Cortez's “Dákiti” in 2020. Ta.
“The first 'Session' of 2018 wasn't even planned,” Visa previously told Billboard. “All I wanted to do was record a local rapper called Kodigo and upload it to YouTube because I’m a big fan of his and I wanted other people to hear his songs too. I was going to record it on my phone, but for some reason it didn't work out, so I scheduled a session for the next day and gave the freestylers the performance they deserved with microphones and everything. What about that?'' I thought. So that's what I did. ”
Since then, he has recorded freestyles and music sessions with Nicky Nicole, Nicky Jam, Nacy Peluso, Kazoo, Residente, Peso Pluma, Shakira, and more. The Colombian artist teamed up for “BZRP Music Sessions #53”, released in January 2023, where the Colombian star did not hold back and talked about former Spanish footballer Gerard Pique. He spoke equally frankly. The track won Song of the Year at the Latin Grammy Awards. His latest session, a two-song project with Corridos Tumbados pioneer Nathanael Cano, was released on April 3rd. “BZRP Music Session #59” has the first chapter titled “Endiamantado” and the song “Entre Las de 20”.
Below, Billboard ranks Bizarrap's 10 best sessions.
Nacy Peluso: “BZRP Music Session #36”
Peluso and Visa have joined forces for a fitting collaboration to keep everyone entertained during the pandemic lockdown. Released in the fall of 2020, this musical session quickly became a viral sensation on social media, especially with Peluso's infectious refrain. “I’m a mean girl and great/This ass is natural, not plastic surgery/What I play is pretentious/All those Jiles, I’ll bite your ass” – This is , which created a whole new army of fans for both Argentinian stars.
Nicky Jam: “BZRP Music Session #41”
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Nicky Jam became the second Puerto Rican artist, after Eladio Carrion, to participate in Visa's successful “Music Sessions”. In his less than three-minute freestyle, Nicki succinctly states why he's the “King of Flow” and spits out verses in both Spanish and English. The track begins as a rap song, but transitions into a hard-hitting reggaeton with a catchy chorus. “Visa came along and sounded great/Baby approved it and she fell in love,” credits the producer.
Arcangel: “BZRP Music Session #54”
A music session that no one expected is coming. Bizarrap and Arcangel teamed up for an epic session released on March 22nd for an attention-grabbing performance. Puerto Rican artists breathe fire and reality. Over an infectious house beat, Arcangel reminded everyone that he started at the bottom and is now on top of the world. “I’m from the hood,” he repeats. “My journey hasn't been easy. Trap artists are my children and I was a part of their childhood.”
Young Shrine Maiden “BZRP Music Sessions #58”
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A Puerto Rican dictioner, she begins the session with a meditative poem that delves into the introspective realm of her ascension. The atmosphere is heightened by the dynamic electronic sounds created by the Argentine maestro, captivating the listener from the start. Miko exudes effortless cool as he narrates his short but extraordinary journey, which includes piloting a Bentley, jet skiing through Mallorca, and flying first class to Spain. Among her brags, she humbly acknowledges and expresses gratitude to those who have been by her side since day one.
Snow Tha Product: “BZRP Music Sessions #39”
Mexican-American rapper Snow the Product doesn't hold back in this emotional musical session, reminding everyone of his “incredible flow.” Providing a canvas for Snow's fast-paced rap verses, this beat starts slow but becomes a club banger towards the end that nicely matches Snow's energy. “That's why I'm on the throne, and that's why it's so great,” she declares. “I represent a community that is tired of rappers who don't know how to rap.”
Nikki Nicole: “BZRP Music Session #13”
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Argentinian hitmaker Nicky Nicole was one of the first to record a musical session with the visionary producer. In Nicole's soulful session, Visa spotlights her wide range and sweet vocals. Nicki Nicole is a solid rapper, but I appreciate that this has allowed her to shine as a vocalist.
Peso Pluma: “BZRP Music Session #55”
The musical session between Bizarrap and Peso Pluma was a hit practically before its release, and the anticipation for a collaboration between the two was well worth the wait. “BZRP Music Sessions #55,” which utilizes corridos, features Peso Pluma, who sings about heartbreak. “I'm still here, I've had a few sleepless nights.'' “I'm drunk and I can't lie. When I realized I lost you, I picked up another girl.'' '', the Mexican rapper and singer laments his signature corridos sound of requintos and trombones – the first time Bizarap has recorded Mexican music. music.
Residente: “BZRP Music Session #49”
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Shakira was preceded by an intense session with Residente, in which she slammed J. Balvin and the music industry in general. In his nearly 10-minute rap session, which is divided into three chapters, the Puerto Rican artist remains candid, targeting his manager and his J Balvin, among others, for crediting the songwriting.
Quevedo: “BZRP Music Session #52”
Bizarrap and Spanish artist Quevedo's session “BZRP Music Sessions #52” both made their first entries on the Billboard Hot 100. This club banger currently has over 630 million views and is one of his most viewed sessions in all of Biza.
Shakira: “BZRP Music Session #53”
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After collaborating with several artists including Nicky Jam, Paulo Londra, and Residente, Visarap has tapped Shakira for its latest music session. In it, the Colombian star did not hold back and spoke as frankly as ever about former Spanish footballer Gerard Pique. “A she-wolf like me has no time for a newbie like you/I was too much for you, so now you're with someone more like you,” she sings. It's sung over a futuristic pop-electronica beat.
The track broke several Guinness World Records, and after that record fell, it became the most streamed Latin track in 24 hours on Spotify (14.4 million streams) and the most viewed in 24 hours on YouTube. It held the title of Best Latin Track (63 million plays). It also won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Song.
Here is the English translation of her lyrics.