Ms Nina premieres “RITMO COXINO”, her new single

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The single mixes the essence of reggaeton with electronic production.

Ms Nina come back with “COXINE RHYTHM”simple that presents the characteristic essence that has marked her career to take her towards a much more electronic terrain, mixed with the urban touch that has distinguished her within the genre and accompanied by a daring aesthetic.

“COXINE RHYTHM” It takes up classic elements of reggaeton and comes as a sample of the constant exploration of the performer, who continues to look for different possibilities within her sound. Production was carried out by King Doudouwho provides the electronic base that accompanies the piece, resulting in an atmosphere designed for dancing.

With this premiere, Ms Nina is committed to a combination of sounds that presents a fresh proposal and arrives after other releases from 2026, including the single “I want more” and the album CULONA THE WORLD IS YOURSmaking this an active year for the artist.

Over the last few years, Ms Nina has remained close to the urban scene and has collaborated with artists such as La Zowi, Tomasa del Real, Pablo Chill-E, Bellakath and Villano Antillano. Now with this new trackthe singer reaffirms her status as one of the most prominent figures of the genre.

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