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Pedro Capó releases Fulanito as Cepeda and Maluma debut bachata collaboration
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Pedro Capó released Fulanito, an 11-track album he says he has been working on for some time.
Its songs explore leaving and wanting to return, getting back up after setbacks, love and searching for a place in the world.
Colombian artists Andrés Cepeda and Maluma released Tengo Ganas 2.0, a bachata version of a song from Cepeda's earlier repertoire.
The collaboration brings together two generations and different paths in Colombian music.
Other releases include JZTA's seven-song debut EP and new albums from Venezuelan rapper Akapellah and Colombian artist Kris R. Akapellah recorded La Cruz in Cariaco, the Venezuelan town where his mother was born, while Kris R's ETDK 2 has 13 songs and continues his earlier album.
The releases span several styles and artists, including projects and songs from Angela, Perdón Amor, Los Menor3s and Santa Fe Klan.
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Pedro Capó released his 11-track album Fulanito.
Colombian artists Andrés Cepeda and Maluma debuted Tengo Ganas 2.0, a bachata version of a song from Cepeda’s repertoire.
The collaboration brings together two generations and different paths in Colombian music.
Capó said Fulanito explores leaving and wanting to return, falling and getting back up, and searching for a place in the world.
- Who
- Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Pedro Capó, and Colombian artists Andrés Cepeda and Maluma.
- What
- Capó released his album Fulanito, while Cepeda and Maluma debuted Tengo Ganas 2.0, a bachata collaboration.
- When
- The releases were reported on October 17, 2026. Capó had shared news of his album the previous week.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Capó said the album addresses experiences including longing and searching for one’s place in the world. The collaboration brings Cepeda’s song into bachata for the first time.
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Capó shared on Instagram that Fulanito was a work that had accompanied him for some time.
Hola reported Capó’s album release and the debut of Cepeda and Maluma’s Tengo Ganas 2.0.
- Fulanito
- 11 tracks
- Album artist
- Pedro Capó, a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter
- Collaboration
- Tengo Ganas 2.0
- Collaborating artists
- Andrés Cepeda and Maluma
- New genre
- Bachata; the song was described as the first time the Cepeda classic entered the genre.
What people are saying
leaving and wanting to return, falling and getting back up, not loving halfway, missing someone and continuing to search for our place in the world
for some time