Bad Gyal and Ozuna stop time for 'One Last Night'

Bad Gyal and Ozuna cross paths once again on Última Noche, their long-awaited second collaboration after the success of Guay en 2023. Produced by Jorge Milliano and Cromo X, this new single leaves behind the fast pace of reggaeton and is inspired by the rhythm of kompa, a genre with origins in Haiti that has been gaining ground in urban music in recent years. Both artists explore a more intimate and emotional register, building a relationship of passion against the clock marked by the need to hold on to what is already gone.

Visually, Última Noche condenses the aesthetics that defined the 2010s. The music video, directed by Tomás Peña -a regular collaborator of the artist and director of other videos such as Sin Carné, Zorra or Candela- , refers to the imaginary of the Tumblr era and connects with an era charged with nostalgia. Neon colour, provocative styling, huge accessories, pink lips, graffiti, vintage filters and textures… are not just a graphic homage but a way of returning to a time when everything seemed more alive.

With Última Noche, Bad Gyal continues to demonstrate her ability to reinvent herself without losing her signature. The single is released after the gold certification of Da Me , her first solo song after a year and a half, which has managed to stay at the top of the Top 50 on Spotify Spain for weeks along with her collaboration with Omar Courtz, Comernos. The artist continues to strengthen his presence on the global circuit in 2025, also adding his collaboration with Trueno on Angelito, certified Platinum just weeks after its release.

Bad Gyal is still immersed in the Bikini Badness Tour, which will have its next stop tomorrow at the Puro Latino festival in Torremolinos. The tour has seen the artist headline festivals all over the country, such as the Share Festival in Barcelona, Bilbao BBK Live and Mallorca Live, among others.