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J Balvin is a singer of the urban genreoriginally from Colombia, who has won millions of followers around the world with his music.
But now, andIn a recent interview, The musician explained the meaning of each of his tattoos, revealing that in His arm was made for a woman, whose identity he himself does not know.
J Balvin tattooed a woman he doesn’t know who he is
In a rRecent interview with the singerThe reggaeton singer assured that “The most banal answers about tattoos can be found here, with J Balvin” while talking about the illustrations that decorate his dermis.
But it was one that He has on his arm what generated surprise, He revealed that not even he knows the identity of the woman he tattooed.
“Here I have a woman who I don’t know who she is. One day I saw her on Google, I said what a beautiful woman and I got her tattooed. I have always wanted to know who this woman is, because I have wanted to look for her photo and I have not found it again.”
Even I joke that I will ask my followers to search What is the identity of the mysterious woman on his arm?
“I’m going to take a photo of her in the next few days and ask someone who can find me an identical woman, so I can tell them that they’re in my skin.”
J Balvin released a new album this 2024
Through your Instagram account, The Colombian explained that the name of the album is due to what was his first car.
“Life has shown me that breaks are essential for human growth. I’m here again, recharged with energy, grateful and enjoying music like when I started. I present to you RAYO, an album that I really enjoyed creating with the greats of music and the new generations. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did, and feel the energy I felt while we created it. I love you. Jose,” he wrote.
This new The album is the first one the Colombian has released after three years, when he presented ‘JOSE’, an album nominated for a Grammy and number 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart.
At the beginning of last June, The singer released the song ‘Polvo de tu vida’ with Puerto Rican Chencho Corleone, with whom he intended to evoke the “reggaeton of yesteryear” and began a “new musical stage” in his career.
