It looks like this will be a very fortunate Friday the 13th for Bad Bunny fans. Earlier this week, the Puerto Rican rapper/singer announced he is dropping his fifth studio album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana>. While this phrase means “Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow,” fans are waiting on bated breath for the album drop.
Here’s what time will Bad Bunny’s Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana come out
Bad Bunny’s Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana is expected to arrive on digital streaming platforms at midnight EST. In central time zones, the project will arrive at 11 p.m., and in Pacific time zones, the album will arrive at 9 p.m.
Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana comes with very little promotion. This past summer, Bad Bunny released “Where She Goes,” a dembow and Jersey Club-inspired track, which was accompanied by a star-studded music video, as well as another song called “Un Preview.”
Bad Bunny cleared his Instagram page, and then uploaded a cinematic trailer for the album to his account.
At the time of writing, none of the album’s 22 revealed tracks show any sort of vocal collaborations. Collaborations may be revealed upon the album’s drop, or there’s a possibility that we may get a solo Bad Bunny album.
Bad Bunny season officially begins tonight with the release of his fifth solo album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana which translates to Nobody Knows What’s Going To Happen Tomorrow. The full project will arrive with 22 songs and previously-release singles “Where She Goes” and “Un Preview.” The rollout for the project began with the video for “Where She Goes” which concluded with a billboard that read “Nadie Sabe…” which, of course, led fans to speculate about a new album. Their speculation proved to be true, and with just a few hours left until the album’s release, we finally have its tracklist.
The tracklist for Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana delivers 22 songs, as promised, and features from… Bad Bunny’s fifth solo album will hopefully live up to the hype of his previous album Un Verano Sin Ti was the best-performing album of 2022 on the Billboard 200, the first Spanish-language album to reach 10 billion streams on Spotify, and the first Spanish-language album to be Grammy nominated for Album Of The Year.
You can view the tracklist for Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana below.
In other words, it wouldn’t be totally crazy to assume that Bad Bunny will embark on yet another tour. If he does, it will assuredly be the hottest ticket in the world.
Bad Bunny is gearing up for the surprise release of his next album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana, which is set to drop this Friday, October 13. Because of the date approaching, fans had been wondering if he would do anything special tied to it. According to Hola!, he will be hosting an exclusive listening party tomorrow, October 12 starting at 9:30 p.m. from Puerto Rico’s Coliseo de Puerto Rico José M. Agrelot.
The venue holds 18,000 people, making it an event not to miss. According to their Instagram post, the listening party is only for those 18 and older. They have also limited sales to only four tickets per person.
However, in just two hours after the tickets went on sale, they sold out.
Bad Bunny had previously teased the album with his “Un Preview” single back in September, but fans were still caught by surprise with the official announcement. He shared a trailer on Instagram, which you can check out below. The performer also previously hinted that it’s fifteen tracks, by sharing a mock tracklist where each song was titled “Fuego.”
Bad Bunny is OVO? According to Birdman, that’s the deal. Speaking on Clubhouse with Wack 100, Birdman revealed that Bad Bunny has been secretly signed to Drake since “day one.”
“Bad Bunny already signed to Drake,” Birdman said. “Y’all just don’t know it. Of course, OVO, day one.”
Birdman says that Bad Bunny has actually been signed to Drake and OVO since “day one” pic.twitter.com/tdzOIK8Jot
Last week, Drake was joined by Bad Bunny on the new single “Gently.”
Bad Bunny is officially reloaded and ready to drop a new album. Hitting Instagram, Bad Bunny announced his new album will be coming soon.
Bad Bunny is officially reloaded and ready to drop a new album. Hitting Instagram, Bad Bunny announced his new album will be coming soon.
“The most anticipated day by many has arrived,” Bunny wrote on Instagram. In a trailer, Bunny pulls up in a vintage Rolls Royce before exciting to an insane amount of fanfare. The album is set to drop this Friday and is called Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana (Nobody Knows What Will Happen Tomorrow).
Bad Bunny is officially reloaded and ready to drop a new album. Hitting Instagram, Bad Bunny announced his new album will be coming soon.
Bad Bunny is officially reloaded and ready to drop a new album. Hitting Instagram, Bad Bunny announced his new album will be coming soon.
“The most anticipated day by many has arrived,” Bunny wrote on Instagram. Ina trailer, Bunny pulls up in a vintage Rolls Royce before exciting to an insane amount of fan fare. The album is set to drop this Friday and is called Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana (Nobody Knows What Will Happen Tomorrow).
Bad Bunny continues to impress listeners in 2023. He has been a nice run of features on some big artists’ records. You can find on the reggaeton-inspired cut “K-POP” on Travis Scott’s UTOPIA. His most recent guest verse shows up on Drake’s For All The Dogs. He laid down his vocals on the short and sweet cut, “Gently.” Just a few days ago, the Almirante Sur, Puerto Rico native took home plenty of hardware at the Billboard Latin Music Awards. In fact, he snuck off seven awards, including being named the Artist of the Year.
Now, he might be on his way to that title next year as well. The recording artist’s albums usually do large streaming and sales numbers. His 2022 tape, Un Verano Sin Ti, was easily one of the biggest releases in the music world period. To put it in perspective, the track “Me Porto Bonito” is currently sitting at over 1.5 billion streams. One of his newest tracks, “WHERE SHE GOES,” is well on its way to possibly succeeding that song. It has only been out for five months and it is about to hit 500 million plays on Spotify.
Bad Bunny’s New Album Title Is Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana
That track is going to be on Bad Bunny’s upcoming project, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. In addition, his most recent single, “UN PREVIEW,” will also be landing on it. Furthermore, Pitchfork says that it will be dropping on October 13. It will be a busy day with plenty of other big names in the mix, too. The title translates to “Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow.” That title alone is very intriguing and we cannot wait to hear it. Especially after Bunny said in a recent Vanity Fair chat, “I feel more confident in talking about what I think, what I feel, and how I am living through my music.”
What are your initial thoughts on Bad Bunny unveiling a new album, the title, adn the release date? Are you excited for this upcoming release? Do you think this will be Bunny’s best record he has ever put out? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Bad Bunny, as well as the rest of the music world.
According to Birdman on the Clubhouse app (as relayed by HotNewHipHop), Bad Bunny has secretly been signed to Drake’s OVO imprint since “day one.” The clip is being circulated online by the likes DJ Akademiks and No Jumper. In it, Birdman said, “Bad Bunny already signed to Drake. Y’all just [didn’t] know it.” It should be noted that the only source on this possibility to this point is Birdman’s word, and no offense whatsoever to Birdman, but it should probably be treated as a rumor until there is official confirmation either way — if ever.
Before For All The Dogs, Bad Bunny and Drake collaborated to make 2018’s “Mia,” performing it together during the Miami stop of Drake’s Aubrey And The Three Migos Tour. Drake and PartyNextDoor also welcomed Benito on a remix of “Loyal” in 2020. Drake name-checked Bad Bunny on his Her Losstrack “Major Distribution” last November, which Bad Bunny appreciated.
Most recently, this August, Bad Bunny attended one of Drake’s It’s All A Blur Tourshows at Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, where Drake teased what we now know to be “Gently” (as captured by Billboard at the time). And while Drake is in a post-album glow, Bad Bunny might be gearing up to release an album seemingly titled Nadie Sabe.
Global sensation Bad Bunny, the recent recipient of multiple Billboard Latin Music Awards, was seen celebrating his remarkable achievements at Gekkō, a Japanese-inspired steakhouse and lounge co-owned by David Grutman, located in Brickell.
The icon, who clinched prestigious titles like Artist of the Year, Tour of the Year, and Global 200 Latin Artist of the Year at the Billboard Latin Music Awards, reveled in the success of his extraordinary year. Bad Bunny was in great company, joined by his friends Grupo Frontera, with whom he collaborated on “un x100to” this year, securing a Latin Billboard for Best Regional Mexican Song of the Year.
Gekkō also hosted other notable figures from the music industry, including Marshmello, Rauw Alejandro, and De La Ghetto. The gathering at Gekkō was a celebration of both personal and professional achievements, exemplifying the power and influence of Latin music on the global stage.
This year, Bad Bunny has hopped around every sector of the entertainer industry. He’d had a record-setting headline performance at Coachella 2023, done high-stakes wrestling matches with the WWE, appeared on The Simpsons, and starred alongside his rumored girlfriend Kendall Jenner in Gucci’s latest campaign. He’d be well within his right to take the rest of the year off.
Instead Bad Bunny’s busy ironing out his plans for 2024. Last month, he dropped his latest single, “Un Preview.” In his private WhatsApp community, he said they shouldn’t expect anything else until next year. However, on Sunday, October 8, he seemed to confirm long-standing rumors that his album Nadie Sabe would soon be headed down the pipeline.
A fan page dedicated to Bad Bunny pointed out the minor update to his X (formerly Twitter) profile, where the title now appears in the biography section.
To fuel the fire, Bad Bunny wiped his official Instagram page, a social media marketing move artists typically take to make room for a significant announcement. He even shared a post on X: a hilariously cocky tracklist. Each of the 22 songs are listed as “Fuego,” which, translated from Spanish to English, means fire.
