Listen to Bad Bunny’s debut album X100pre

The album features appearances from Drake, Diplo, El Alfa and more.

By Jewel Wicker

December 24, 2018

Bad Bunny's debut album, X100pre, is finally available on all streaming platforms. The album was released at midnight.

Drake, Diplo, El Alfa and more will appear on the highly anticipated album. The project will include the newly released single "Solo De Mi" from the FADER cover star.

Bad Bunny recently announced a tour that will kick off March 2019.

Thumbnail image courtesy of David Becker/Getty Images for LARAS.

Posted: December 24, 2018

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