Ozuna, whose full name is Juan Carlos Ozuna Rosado, was born on March 13, 1992, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and is 34 years old. He is a Puerto Rican singer, songwriter and rapper who became one of the leading figures in modern reggaeton and Latin urban music. Ozuna began recording music professionally in the early 2010s and gained wider attention through collaborations and independent singles before breaking through internationally. His music combines reggaeton, Latin trap, Latin pop, bachata, R&B, dancehall and Afrobeats. Albums such as Odisea, Aura, Nibiru, ENOC, OzuTochi and Cosmo have established his reputation as one of the most commercially successful Latin artists of his generation.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Juan Carlos Ozuna Rosado
Date of Birth: March 13, 1992
Age: 34
Birthplace: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Nationality: Puerto Rican
Profession: Singer, songwriter, rapper
Genres: Reggaeton, Latin trap, Latin pop, R&B, bachata, dancehall, Afrobeats
Active Since: 2012
Ozuna Songs
Ozuna has developed an extensive catalog spanning multiple studio albums, collaborative projects, EPs, soundtrack appearances and standalone singles. His music ranges from romantic reggaeton and Latin trap to pop, bachata and Afrobeats, while his collaborations have included major artists such as J Balvin, Daddy Yankee, Anuel AA, Bad Bunny, Cardi B, Selena Gomez, Sia, Doja Cat, Shakira, Karol G, Nicky Jam, Feid, David Guetta and Beéle.
Complete Unique Ozuna Song List
- Diles — with Bad Bunny, Farruko, Arcángel and Ñengo Flow
- Si No Te Quiere
- No Quiere Enamorarse
- La Ocasión — with De La Ghetto, Arcángel and Anuel AA
- Hello — with Karol G
- Te Robaré
- Odisea
- Tu Foto
- Se Preparó
- Cumpleaños — featuring Nicky Jam
- Dile Que Tú Me Quieres
- Egoísta — featuring Zion & Lennox
- Una Flor
- Quiero Repetir — featuring J Balvin
- Noches de Aventura
- Pide Lo Que Tú Quieras — featuring De La Ghetto
- Síguelo Bailando
- Bebé — featuring Anuel AA
- El Farsante
- Carita de Ángel
- Aura — featuring Arthur Hanlon
- Me Dijeron
- Vaina Loca — featuring Manuel Turizo
- Devuélveme
- Quiero Más — featuring Wisin & Yandel
- Tu Olor
- Ibiza — featuring Romeo Santos
- Escape
- Pasado y Presente — featuring Anuel AA
- Aunque Me Porte Mal
- Sígueme los Pasos — featuring J Balvin and Natti Natasha
- Hola
- Coméntale — featuring Akon
- Única
- Haciéndolo — featuring Nicky Jam
- La Modelo — featuring Cardi B
- Supuestamente — featuring Anuel AA
- Monotonía
- Besos Mojados — featuring R.K.M. & Ken-Y
- Nibiru
- Hasta Que Salga el Sol
- Temporal — featuring Willy Rodríguez
- Fantasía
- Yo Tengo una Gata — featuring Sech
- Fuego
- Eres Top — with DJ Snake and Diddy
- Pégate
- Patek — featuring Anuel AA and Snoop Dogg
- Difícil Olvidar
- Sin Pensar — featuring Swae Lee
- Independiente
- Reggaetón en París — with Dalex and Nicky Jam
- Te Soñé de Nuevo
- Danzau
- Amor Genuino
- Baila Baila Baila
- Qué Pena
- Enemigos Ocultos — with Wisin, Arcángel, Juanka, Cosculluela and Myke Towers
- Caramelo
- No Se Da Cuenta — with Daddy Yankee
- Mala
- Del Mar — with Doja Cat and Sia
- Sincero
- Qué Tú Esperas — featuring Zion & Lennox
- Un Get
- Una Locura — with J Balvin and Chencho Corleone
- A Escondidas
- Esto No Acaba — with Nicky Jam
- El Reggaetón
- Despeinada — with Camilo
- Gistro Amarillo — with Wisin
- El Oso del Dinero
- No la Mires — with JHAYCO
- Duele Querer
- Caramelo Remix — with Karol G and Myke Towers
- Los Dioses — with Anuel AA
- 100 — with Anuel AA
- Antes — with Anuel AA
- Dime Tú — with Anuel AA
- RD — with Anuel AA
- Nena Buena — with Anuel AA
- Contra el Mundo — with Anuel AA
- Perreo — with Anuel AA
- Perfecto — with Anuel AA
- La Maria — with Anuel AA
- Nunca — with Anuel AA
- Municiones — with Anuel AA
- Kotodama
- Mañana
- Favorita
- Mar Chiquita — featuring Pedro Capó
- Te Pienso
- Días y Meses
- Un Lio — featuring Omega
- Perreo y Dembow — featuring El Cherry Scom
- Hey Mor — featuring Feid
- Vida
- 4:22 — featuring Danny Ocean
- Te Marchaste
- Un Reel — featuring TINI
- La Suzi — featuring Nesi
- Somos Iguales — with Tokischa, Louchie Lou and Michie One
- La Copa
- El Cel — with J Balvin, Chencho Corleone, Arcángel and Randy
- Cielos Rosado
- Una Perla En San Juan
- Isla Desierta
- Tucu — featuring Amarion
- Acuarela
- Eva Longoria — featuring Davido
- Curarme El Alma
- Soso Remix — with Omah Lay
- Made In Qatar
- Baccarat
- El Plan — with Chencho Corleone and Sky Rompiendo
- Brabus — featuring Maldy
- Clase Azul
- Mar De Lágrimas
- A.B.C.
- La Chulita — featuring De La Ghetto
- Pa Ti Estoy — with Anuel AA
- Vocation — with David Guetta
- La 65
- Fenti — featuring JHAYCO
- El Pin
- 100 Squats
- SM — featuring Lito MC Cassidy
- Ale — with Beéle
- Pikito — with Beéle
- El Volcán — with Beéle
- Enemigos — with Beéle and Ovy On the Drums
- One and Only — with Beéle
- Templo — with Beéle
- Liberal — with Beéle
- Playa Marina — with Beéle
- Innombrable — with Beéle
- Se Ve — with Beéle
- Te Culié — with Beéle
- Cookie — with Beéle
- Explícito — with Beéle
- Antes de Irme — with Beéle
- ZIZI — with Omar Courtz
- Una Aventura
- Mi Yo De Antes
- Ropa Cara
- Paciente
- Un Kiss Remix
- Contigo Na Más Remix — with Luar La L, Hades66, Dei V, ROA and Jay Wheeler
Ozuna Albums and Songs
Odisea
Released in 2017, Odisea was Ozuna’s debut studio album and established him as one of the biggest emerging stars in Latin urban music. The album combines reggaeton, Latin trap, pop and dancehall influences and contains several of his signature early songs, including “Dile Que Tú Me Quieres,” “El Farsante” and “Se Preparó.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Odisea
- Tu Foto
- Se Preparó
- Cumpleaños — featuring Nicky Jam
- Dile Que Tú Me Quieres
- Egoísta — featuring Zion & Lennox
- Una Flor
- Quiero Repetir — featuring J Balvin
- Noches de Aventura
- Pide Lo Que Tú Quieras — featuring De La Ghetto
- Síguelo Bailando
- Bebé — featuring Anuel AA
- El Farsante
- No Quiere Enamorarse
- Carita de Ángel
- Si No Te Quiere
Aura
Released in 2018, Aura was Ozuna’s second studio album and expanded his sound with a broader mix of reggaeton, R&B, bachata and pop. The project includes major collaborations with artists such as Cardi B, Romeo Santos, Akon, J Balvin, Natti Natasha and Wisin & Yandel.
Complete official tracklist:
- Aura — featuring Arthur Hanlon
- Me Dijeron
- Vaina Loca — featuring Manuel Turizo
- Devuélveme
- Quiero Más — featuring Wisin & Yandel
- Tu Olor
- Ibiza — featuring Romeo Santos
- Escape
- Pasado y Presente — featuring Anuel AA
- Aunque Me Porte Mal
- Sígueme los Pasos — featuring J Balvin and Natti Natasha
- Hola
- Coméntale — featuring Akon
- Única
- Haciéndolo — featuring Nicky Jam
- La Modelo — featuring Cardi B
- Supuestamente — featuring Anuel AA
- Monotonía
- Única — featuring Anuel AA, Wisin & Yandel
- Besos Mojados — featuring R.K.M. & Ken-Y
Nibiru
Released in 2019, Nibiru was Ozuna’s third studio album and introduced a more conceptual direction centered around a futuristic and cosmic theme. The project blends reggaeton and Latin trap with R&B, dancehall and experimental production while featuring artists such as Swae Lee, Sech, Anuel AA and Snoop Dogg.
Complete official tracklist:
- Nibiru
- Hasta Que Salga el Sol
- Temporal — featuring Willy Rodríguez
- Fantasía
- Yo Tengo una Gata — featuring Sech
- Fuego
- Eres Top — with DJ Snake and Diddy
- Pégate
- Patek — featuring Anuel AA and Snoop Dogg
- Difícil Olvidar
- Sin Pensar — featuring Swae Lee
- Independiente
- Reggaetón en París — with Dalex and Nicky Jam
- Te Soñé de Nuevo
- Danzau
- Amor Genuino
- Baila Baila Baila
- Qué Pena
ENOC
Released in 2020, ENOC continued Ozuna’s run of successful Latin urban albums while moving between reggaeton, pop, dancehall and trap. The project features collaborations with artists including Doja Cat, Sia, Camilo, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Nicky Jam, Wisin and Karol G.
Complete official tracklist:
- Enemigos Ocultos — with Wisin, Arcángel, Juanka, Cosculluela and Myke Towers
- Caramelo
- No Se Da Cuenta — with Daddy Yankee
- Mala
- Del Mar — with Doja Cat and Sia
- Sincero
- Qué Tú Esperas — featuring Zion & Lennox
- Un Get
- Una Locura — with J Balvin and Chencho Corleone
- A Escondidas
- Esto No Acaba — with Nicky Jam
- El Reggaetón
- Despeinada — with Camilo
- Gistro Amarillo — with Wisin
- El Oso del Dinero
- No la Mires — with JHAYCO
- Duele Querer
- Caramelo Remix — with Karol G and Myke Towers
- Del Mar — Solo Version
Part 2
Los Dioses
Released in 2021, Los Dioses is a collaborative studio album by Ozuna and Anuel AA. The project brought together two of Latin trap and reggaeton’s most recognizable voices for a 12-song collection covering trap, reggaeton, dembow and more experimental sounds.
Complete official tracklist:
- Los Dioses
- 100
- Antes
- Dime Tú
- RD
- Nena Buena
- Contra el Mundo
- Perreo
- Perfecto
- La Maria
- Nunca
- Municiones
OzuTochi
Released in 2022, OzuTochi is Ozuna’s fifth studio album and one of his most collaborative projects. The album returns strongly to reggaeton while incorporating Caribbean rhythms, pop, Afro-Caribbean influences and dance-oriented production.
Complete official tracklist:
- Kotodama
- Mañana
- Favorita
- Mar Chiquita — featuring Pedro Capó
- Te Pienso
- Días y Meses
- Un Lio — featuring Omega
- Perreo y Dembow — featuring El Cherry Scom
- Hey Mor — featuring Feid
- Vida
- 4:22 — featuring Danny Ocean
- Te Marchaste
- Un Reel — featuring TINI
- La Suzi — featuring Nesi
- Somos Iguales — with Tokischa, Louchie Lou and Michie One
- La Copa
- El Cel — with J Balvin, Chencho Corleone, Arcángel and Randy
- Cielos Rosado
Afro
Released in 2023, Afro is a seven-track EP in which Ozuna explored Afrobeats more directly than on his earlier projects. The EP combines African rhythms with Caribbean and Latin sounds and features collaborations with Amarion, Davido and Omah Lay.
Complete official tracklist:
- Una Perla En San Juan
- Isla Desierta
- Tucu — featuring Amarion
- Acuarela
- Eva Longoria — featuring Davido
- Curarme El Alma
- Soso Remix — with Omah Lay
Cosmo
Released in 2023, Cosmo became Ozuna’s sixth solo studio album and returned his focus to reggaeton after the Afrobeats influence of Afro. The project features collaborations with Anuel AA, Chencho Corleone, De La Ghetto, David Guetta, JHAYCO and Lito MC Cassidy.
Complete official tracklist:
- Made In Qatar
- Baccarat
- El Plan — with Chencho Corleone and Sky Rompiendo
- Brabus — featuring Maldy
- Clase Azul
- Mar De Lágrimas
- A.B.C.
- La Chulita — featuring De La Ghetto
- Pa Ti Estoy — with Anuel AA
- Vocation — with David Guetta
- La 65
- Fenti — featuring JHAYCO
- El Pin
- 100 Squats
- SM — featuring Lito MC Cassidy
Stendhal
Released in 2025, Stendhal is a collaborative album by Ozuna and Colombian singer Beéle. The project grew from their musical chemistry and combines Latin urban music with Afrobeats, Caribbean rhythms, pop and dance-oriented production.
Complete official tracklist:
- Ale
- Pikito
- El Volcán
- Enemigos — with Ovy On the Drums
- One and Only
- Templo
- Liberal
- Playa Marina
- Innombrable
- Se Ve
- Te Culié
- Cookie
- Explícito
- Antes de Irme
- Stendhal (Trailer)
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Ozuna has released a large number of official singles and collaborations outside his principal albums. Some became major Latin hits, while others were created as collaborations with artists from reggaeton, Latin pop, hip-hop and international pop.
Early Singles and Breakthrough Collaborations
- Diles — with Bad Bunny, Farruko, Arcángel and Ñengo Flow
- La Ocasión — with De La Ghetto, Arcángel and Anuel AA
- Hello — with Karol G
- Criminal — with Natti Natasha
- Escápate Conmigo — with Wisin
- Ahora Dice — with Chris Jeday, Juhn and Anuel AA
- Solita — with Bad Bunny, Wisin and Almighty
- Te Boté Remix — with Nio García, Casper Mágico, Darell, Bad Bunny and Nicky Jam
- Taki Taki — with DJ Snake, Selena Gomez and Cardi B
- Baila Baila Baila Remix — with Farruko, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin and Anuel AA
- China — with Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G and J Balvin
- Otro Trago Remix — with Sech, Darell, Nicky Jam and Anuel AA
Major Collaborations
Ozuna has collaborated with artists from across Latin and international music. His official collaborations include:
- Taki Taki — with DJ Snake, Selena Gomez and Cardi B
- China — with Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G and J Balvin
- Criminal — with Natti Natasha
- La Modelo — with Cardi B
- Baila Baila Baila Remix — with Farruko, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin and Anuel AA
- Adicto — with Anuel AA
- Mamacita — with Black Eyed Peas and J. Rey Soul
- Caramelo Remix — with Karol G and Myke Towers
- Del Mar — with Doja Cat and Sia
- Despeinada — with Camilo
- Una Locura — with J Balvin and Chencho Corleone
- Te Boté Remix — with Nio García, Casper Mágico, Darell, Nicky Jam and other featured artists
- Hey Mor — with Feid
- Vocation — with David Guetta
- Eva Longoria — with Davido
- Soso Remix — with Omah Lay
- Puntería — with Shakira and Cardi B
- Monotonía — with Shakira
- Me Gusta — with Anitta and Cardi B
- G Wagon — with Daddy Yankee
- Fuego del Calor — with Scott Storch and various collaborators
2024 Releases and Collaborations
Ozuna continued releasing collaborations and standalone material during 2024, including songs connected to the expanding Latin urban scene.
- Lollipop Remix — with Darell and Maluma
- Guay — with Bad Gyal
- Gata Only Remix — with FloyyMenor and Anitta
- Tengo Un Plan Remix — with Key-Key
- Razones — with Anuel AA, DJ Luian and Mambo Kingz
- Fenti — with JHAYCO
- Vocation — with David Guetta
2025 Releases
Ozuna’s 2025 catalog included the collaborative Stendhal project with Beéle alongside additional singles and collaborations.
- Ale — with Beéle
- Pikito — with Beéle
- El Volcán — with Beéle
- Enemigos — with Beéle and Ovy On the Drums
- One and Only — with Beéle
- Templo — with Beéle
- Liberal — with Beéle
- Playa Marina — with Beéle
- Innombrable — with Beéle
- Se Ve — with Beéle
- Te Culié — with Beéle
- Cookie — with Beéle
- Explícito — with Beéle
- Antes de Irme — with Beéle
Part 3
2026 Releases
Ozuna remained active in 2026 with several standalone singles and collaborations. His 2026 releases include songs such as “Una Aventura,” “Mi Yo De Antes,” “Ropa Cara,” “Paciente,” “Un Kiss Remix” and “ZIZI,” as well as collaborative appearances.
- Una Aventura
- Mi Yo De Antes
- Ropa Cara
- Paciente
- Un Kiss Remix
- ZIZI — with Omar Courtz
- Contigo Na Más Remix — with Luar La L, Hades66, Dei V, ROA and Jay Wheeler
MAMACITA Remix Project
Ozuna also appeared on the official remix project surrounding the Black Eyed Peas song “MAMACITA.” Because the project consists of multiple officially released remixes of the same recording, these versions are best treated as alternate official releases rather than separate original songs.
Official remix tracklist:
- MAMACITA (LittGloss) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (LittGloss Extended Mix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Amiros Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Aslove Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Aslove Extended Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Béesau x Le Prince Lao Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Karim Naas Radio Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Karim Naas Extended Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
- MAMACITA (Bruno Knauer Remix) — Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
Final Wrap-Up
Ozuna’s songs showcase the evolution of one of Puerto Rico’s most successful Latin urban artists, from the early singles that led to Odisea through Aura, Nibiru, ENOC, Los Dioses, OzuTochi, Afro, Cosmo and the collaborative Stendhal. His catalog combines reggaeton and Latin trap with pop, R&B, bachata and Afrobeats, while his extensive collaborations with artists such as Anuel AA, J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Cardi B, Karol G, Shakira, Feid, Doja Cat, Sia, David Guetta and Beéle have made his music a major part of contemporary Latin music.
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