Bad Gyal

Bad Gyal has established herself as one of the most influential artists in global urban music. With 46 Platinum and 13 Gold certifications, she’s built a distinct sonic identity that blends urban genres with Caribbean rhythms, paired with a strong visual and conceptual approach that has redefined her place in today’s music landscape.

Her debut album, La Joia (Interscope/UML, 2024), marked a major turning point and confirmed her global reach: it racked up millions of streams on its first day, earned Gold certification from the RIAA in the U.S. within weeks of release, and hit No. 1 on the sales charts in Spain. In 2026, Bad Gyal released her second studio album, Más Cara (March 6, 2026), a project that signals a new creative chapter and expands her sonic universe even further.

Executive produced by Cromo X, the album leans deeper into Caribbean influences, drawing from reggaeton, R&B, dancehall, merengue house, Jamaican shatta, and Haitian kompa. It is preceded by standout singles such as “Da Me,” her first solo track after an extended period focused on collaborations, followed by “Última Noche” (with Ozuna) and “Fuma.” The album tour launched on March 20 at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and quickly scaled into a run of sold-out arena shows across Spain, with international dates to follow.

Across her career, Bad Gyal has expanded her global footprint through collaborations with major artists including Chencho Corleone, Ozuna, Karol G, Sean Paul, Tokischa, Young Miko, Myke Towers, Anitta, Rauw Alejandro, Sebastián Yatra, J Balvin, and Trueno. She has also worked with top-tier producers such as Scott Storch, Nely El Arma Secreta, Sky Rompiendo, MAG, and El Guincho, reinforcing the global reach and versatility of her sound.

Beyond music, Bad Gyal has made a strong impact in fashion, appearing at Paris, Milan, and New York Fashion Weeks with brands like Versace, Valentino, Loewe, and Dsquared2, and landing covers for publications such as Vogue España, GQ España, and Harper’s Bazaar España. This crossover presence continues to position her as a multidimensional artist with influence that extends well beyond music into contemporary culture.