Rosarito, Mexico (August 12, 2024) – This past weekend, Puerto Rican songwriter and reggaetonero JHAYCO (@JHAYCO) lit up Rosarito’s ocean front with an unforgettable Vida Rockstar performance during his highly anticipated return to the main stage, on the second day, of Baja Beach Fest.
JHAYCO’s set embarked fans on a rockstar journey through his chart-topping hits including “HOLANDA,” which entered the Top 100 of Spotify Global, “DAIKITI,” which recently surpassed 2B streams on Spotify; RIAA 20x Platinum hit “No Me Conoce;” and “TAROT” among others.
The multi-talented, billion-streaming artist continued to thrill the audience, surprising fans by inviting rising star KAPO to join him on stage for the live debut of their recently released summer dancehall hit, “Passoa.” The track, which captures the essence of rekindling a past romance for a passionate encounter and inspired by the vibrant hue of Passoa liquor, is already going viral in countries including Colombia, Spain and Mexico.
Additionally, JHAYCO continued to surprise festival attendees by joining PESO PLUMA on stage, during Peso’s set, to perform their hit single “Ex-Special ” which also marked the first time both artists performed together.
Currently, JHAYCO is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of his upcoming album, ‘Le Clique: Vida Rockstar (x),’ set for September 6th. Eagerly announced last week, this 29-track double-disc project was self-written/produced and recorded all around the globe with new friends and longtime collaborators, in Paris, Madrid, Puerto Rico, Miami, and Los Angeles among other cities, making it JHAYCO’s most personal project yet. It pushes boundaries, blending genres and exploring themes rooted in skateboard and motorcycle culture, all while seamlessly integrating these elements into the contemporary urban Latin landscape.
With ‘Le Clique: Vida Rockstar (x)’ JHAYCO discovers his lane, his color and his personality across music and fashion; the hitmaker says he finally found a “comfort in being himself” and “believing in himself to write about his vision and his experiences.”
