Bad Gyal and Ozuna are back together on the mic, and their latest release hits like a warm breeze with a bittersweet edge. The new single, “Última Noche,” blends Afro-Caribbean rhythms with sleek modern production—rooted in Haitian kompa and carried by the signature styles of both artists. It’s romantic, rhythmic, and made to linger.

Now streaming on all major platforms, the track is their second collaboration, following their earlier hit “Diablo.” This time, they slow things down and lean into tension and tenderness, telling the story of two people savoring one last night together before walking away.

Where Rhythm Meets Emotion

Produced by Jorge Milliano and Cromo X, “Última Noche” is more than a slow jam—it’s a duet made to be felt on the dance floor. Bad Gyal’s vocals glide over the beat with confidence and emotion, while Ozuna brings a nostalgic energy that echoes the melodic tone of his 2019-era tracks.

It’s romantic, but not sweet. It’s nostalgic, but not stuck in the past. The lyrics paint a picture of two lovers holding onto a fading spark, knowing their time is almost up but not quite ready to let go. The result is a track that balances movement with meaning, echoing in your chest even after the music stops.

A Visual World to Match

The music video, directed by Tomás Peña, turns the song’s emotion into a hyper-stylized world full of late-2010s references—neon signs, glossed-up textures, and bold graffiti visuals. There’s a tension between fantasy and memory here, as Bad Gyal and Ozuna trade glances and energy in a dreamlike setting full of color, shadow, and heat.

The styling is a standout on its own. From archival Dsquared2 and vintage Chanel, to bold pieces from Versace, Louis Vuitton, and Dolce & Gabbana, the video brings Bad Gyal’s sharp, unapologetic style to the forefront, reinforcing her place as a fashion icon as much as a musical force.

A Moment Months in the Making

Fans have been waiting on this one since June, when Bad Gyal made a surprise appearance during Ozuna’s show at Ushuaïa Ibiza. Together, they previewed an unreleased clip of “Última Noche,” which Ozuna introduced as one of his personal favorites. The moment blew up online, setting the stage for today’s official drop.

Bad Gyal’s Creative Streak Continues

The release comes at the peak of a busy year for Bad Gyal. Following her January collab “Angelito” with Trueno, May’s “Comernos” with Omar Courtz, and her June solo release “Da Me”, she’s kept momentum high both in the studio and on tour.

Right now, she’s in the middle of her “Bikini Badness Summer Tour 2025,” performing across Spain at some of the season’s biggest festivals, including Pacha Ibiza, Bilbao BBK Live, Share Festival, Puro Latino, and Arenal Sound.

Whether on stage, in the studio, or through visuals, Bad Gyal’s evolution continues to unfold. With “Última Noche,” she adds another layer—more vulnerable, more rhythm-driven, and once again showing how she moves between genres and moods with ease.