ALBUM ACCOMPANIED BY VIDEO PREMIERE OF “LA BOTELLA” WITH MALUMA

«LA ÚLTIMA PROMESA» Available Here


Today, Latin GRAMMY® nominated singer-songwriter Justin Quiles released his third studio album LA ÚLTIMA PROMESA, which brings on international giants, new sounds, and flawless writing. To accompany the release, Quiles released the music video for “La Botella” with Maluma.

The anticipated release comes on the heels of the succession of a series of global hits such as “Loco” featuring Dominican dembow artist Chimbala and reggaeton legends Zion & Lennox, a festive track that has amassed 73.8 Million streams globally, was certified 2x Platinum in Spain, and is currently charting #8 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay, #11 on Latin Digital Song Sales, #19 on Hot Latin Songs, and #6 on the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart; “Jeans” 282 million overall streams with multiple certifications such as Platinum in the US, Diamond in Chile, Platinum in Spain, 2x Platinum in Argentina, 4x Platinum in Peru, and 3x Platinum in Mexico; «Ponte Pa Mi» amassed 149 million overall streams and was certified Platinum in the US, Chile, and Argentina, 2x Platinum in Peru, and Gold in Mexico. His all-star collaboration alongside Daddy Yankee and El Alfa for «Pam» garnered over 178 million streams since its release and was certified Platinum in the US, Colombia, Peru, and Chile and Double Platinum in Spain and Mexico.

Quiles’ global reach has seen major impact, charting in countries like Switzerland, Portugal, the Philippines, and Italy — which currently holds the no.3 spot in country in consumption with his current hit “LOCO.» The track has also gone viral on TikTok with over 700K videos created with the sound.

LA ÚLTIMA PROMESA opens with a sensual romantiqueo, “Quítate Eso,” an intimate-driven track that illustrates the exhillitering experience of prohibited love. In addition to his sultry, pop-reggaeton collaboration with Maluma for “La Botella” the album includes collaborations with Rauw Alejandro, Daddy Yankee, and more.

Americana” featuring Rauw Alejandro incorporates a wide variety of sounds, and the sharp touches of kicks and snares. The album also has nostalgic moments, collaborating with Lenny Tavarez and Dalex for “Apretón,” is remenissent to the perreo and reggaeton of the early 2000s, embracing the rough dembow and machuqueo, that internationalized perreo.

In understanding the globalization of Reggaeton, Quiles incorporated a bilingual track in his project with “Get Wild” featuring Chris Marshall, singing in both English and Spanish. Bringing on Mariah Angeliq for “Textos Sucios,” Quiles makes space for a female voice of the new generation and joins forces with singer-songwriter Sech for “Contradicción.”

The reference in his artwork is intentional. The burning tree on the album art hearkens back to the tree featured on his debut album.This fire represents the hard work and hardships he has faced to get to where he is today. It also symbolizes evolution, growth, new beginnings, and perseverance to make it no matter what. Through it all Justin is still standing and on fire!

Quickly positioning himself as one of the most influential and memorable exponents, his impeccable pen has scored numerous hits, composing for some of today’s biggest superstars, such as J Balvin, Maluma, Daddy Yankee, Karol G, Anitta, Natti Natasha, Wisin & Yandel, Farruko, among many more. His debut album “La Promesa» also peaked at #1 on Billboard’s “Top Latin Rhythm Albums” chart and #2 on the “Top Latin Albums” charts. To date, Justin has amassed over 5 billion combined streams.