Ozuna Brings Ñengo Flow and Jory Boy Together on Old School Reggaeton Track Vulnerable

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Fifteen years after Ñengo Flow and Jory shared a mixtape, Ozuna joins them on a classic reggaeton record.

Ozuna just went back to old school reggaeton, and he brought two legends with him.

"Vulnerable" is out now with Ñengo Flow and Jory Boy. The official video premiered October 21 on Ozuna's YouTube channel, and it was shot in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, directed by Fue Ricky.

Three voices Music press describes the song as a mix of three styles: Ozuna brings the melody, Ñengo Flow brings the street, and Jory Boy brings the seduction. The track was produced by ElCreadorHenry, Legazzy, Yazid and Dynell, and it leans on the classic reggaeton sound instead of pop or EDM.

Fifteen years in the making Two of them go way back. Ñengo Flow's first Real G 4 Life mixtape, released in January 2011, featured Jory. Fifteen years later, Ozuna joins them on the same record.

Against the current In 2017, when many reggaeton artists were moving to trap, Ñengo Flow said he would keep swimming against the current and stay close to the roots of the genre, according to La Mega 97.9.

Your pick Who had the best verse? Comment Ozuna, Ñengo or Jory on our Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube. We will pin the winning verse.

Sources: Toronto Latinos, Canal Trece, Dix FM, La Mega 97.9, Wikipedia.

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