Natanael Cano Flaunts Diamonds and Riches on Bizarrap Tracks

Bizarrap is following his explosive music session with Young Miko with another major collaboration — this time with Natanael Cano. On Wednesday, Biza re-entered the corridos tumbados space as he released two singles, “Natanael Cano: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 59” and “Entre Las 20,” alongside the Mexican star.

The video for the two singles starts with Cano dropping bars (backed by a more electronic-leaning sound) in the studio from the perspective of a narco with a penchant for diamonds and luxury. “The government is looking for me, but if there was a problem I would get away on the jet,” he raps before getting a call from El Chachito who suggests he do exactly that: “Get the fuck out/the Attorney General’s Office pulled up.”

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After the first track (also titled “Endiamantado” or “Diamand-encrusted”) starts the cinematic video for “Entre Las 20,” the single that leans into corridos tumbados. The Copiloto and Nico Perez Veiga-directed video opens with Cano riding horses alongside Bizarrap on Buenos Aires’ 9 de Julio Avenue while being watched by a strange man with angel wings.

By the end of the video, the duo is confronted by the wingman, who shoots at Bizarrap. Cano then kills the man, who smiles as he hits the ground. In the lyrics for “Entre Las 20,” Cano tells one of his lovers that she’s far from the best, and just “una más del montón.” (One more of the crowd.)

The pair of singles marks Bizarrap’s first release since joining Shakira on “La Fuerte” from her album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran. As for Cano, he joined Gabito Ballesteros for “El Boss” and “Proyecto X” and Oscar Maydon for “Madonna” earlier this year.

Bizarrap is set to make an appearance at Coachella next weekend, before several shows in in May, including a stop at New York’s Terminal 5 on May 22.

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