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Dei V's FLAVORZ PACK brings together Rauw Alejandro, Ozuna, and more

Dei V's FLAVORZ PACK brings together Rauw Alejandro, Ozuna, and more
Music · 2026
Photo · Valeria Mendoza for Latino World News
By Valeria Mendoza Culture & Music Editor Oct 16, 2026 3 min read

Puerto Rico's Dei V has officially released FLAVORZ PACK, a 17-track album that cements his place in the upper tier of the urban music scene. The project arrives with a heavy load of collaborations, bringing together some of the biggest names in reggaeton and trap for a collection that's already generating buzz across the diaspora.

Dei V, often called the king of flavors by his fans, structured the album around three distinct concepts: Chocolate, Licorice, and Paleta. Each section represents a different sonic palette, allowing the artist to explore the many moods of contemporary perreo—from the raw, gritty energy of the club to the more melodic, late-night vibes. It's a smart framework that gives the project a cohesive yet varied feel, something that's not always easy to pull off with so many guests.

A star-studded lineup that spans generations

The feature list reads like a who's who of Latin urban music. Beyond the standout collaboration with Rauw Alejandro on the focus track "ALL NIGHT," Dei V brings in Ozuna, Myke Towers, Nicky Jam, Wisin, Baby Ranks, Juanka, Kendo, Xaed, and Galeno. That's ten guests in total, each adding their own flavor to the mix.

This roster isn't just about star power—it's a bridge between the old guard and the new wave. Having legends like Nicky Jam and Wisin alongside rising talents like Myke Towers and Dei V himself speaks to the continuity of the genre. It's a reminder that perreo is a living tradition, passed down and reinvented with each generation.

The chemistry on "ALL NIGHT" is particularly electric. Dei V's versatility pairs well with Rauw Alejandro's signature style, creating a track that blends trap, reggaeton, and electronic elements into something that feels both fresh and familiar. It's the kind of song that could easily become the anthem of the summer, with its infectious rhythm and undeniable hook.

But the album isn't just about the singles. Each track on FLAVORZ PACK is crafted to keep the energy high, whether you're listening in your car, at a house party, or in a club in San Juan, México City, or Los Angeles. The production is polished, the beats hit hard, and Dei V's flow is confident throughout.

For fans of the genre, this release is a celebration of everything that makes urban music so vital. It's a project that doesn't take itself too seriously but still delivers on quality. Dei V has said in interviews that he wanted to create something that felt like a journey, and with the flavor-themed structure, he's achieved that.

As the album continues to climb streaming charts, it's clear that Dei V is not just riding a wave—he's helping to shape it. With FLAVORZ PACK, he's proven that he can hold his own among the heavyweights while still bringing his own unique flavor to the table.

For those who haven't yet pressed play, this is a must-listen for anyone who loves perreo, reggaeton, or just good music with a Latin heartbeat. And with the recent buzz around Rauw Alejandro's surprise collaborations, it's clear that the Puerto Rican scene is as vibrant as ever.

Dei V's FLAVORZ PACK is out now on all major platforms. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this album is a testament to the power of collaboration and the enduring appeal of a good perreo beat.

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