Bizarrap is highlighting the future of Latin rap with his newest Music Session collaboration. On Wednesday night, the Argentine producer released “Vol. 60″ of the series, alongside “Subió La Temperatura,” alongside rising Dominican rapper Lismar.
The producer debuted the pair of songs onstage during Biza’s Terminal 5 show Wednesday night. “I just released a song a few minutes ago. Are you ready to hear it for the first time live or not?!” Biza told the crowd, per Billboard. “I brought a special guest. Her name is Lismar from the Dominican Republic. We didn’t just release one song, we released two!”
“She is only 18, she is the future,” he added.
Bizarrap teased the new collaborations — also titled “Yo Soy La Moda” — with the short film BZRP.ai, which captured the producer entering a kooky office building, where executives ask Bizarrap to make his next Music Session with artificial intelligence. “With AI, you can make music with whoever: Taylor, Justin, Dua,” says the exec before playing a fake song, seemingly with Dua Lipa’s voice.
An upset Bizarrap blows up, confronting the executive and lighting the AI lab on fire. Then, at the end of the video, he discovers Lismar rapping fiery bars after putting on a set of broken VR lenses.
In the lyrics to “Subió la Temperatura,” Lismar drags the rise of the computerized musical approach in the last year. “I have the only voice that artificial intelligence cannot duplicate, I have no peer, one of a kind,” she raps in Spanish. “I’m the umpire, I’m catching these rappers off base.”
Throughout his now-60 sessions, Biza’s shining production has highlighted Latina rappers, aiding in some of their biggest hits. Among his standout Music Sessions have been stars such as Snow Tha Product, Villano Antillano, Ptazeta, and Nathy Peluso.
The pair of songs with Lismar follows his two tracks with corrido tumbado pioneer Natanael Cano, with whom he dropped “Entre Las de 20” and “Vol. 59.” Bizarrap is also set to perform at Sueños Music Festival in Chicago this weekend.
As for Lismar, the Dominican rapper is a relative newcomer after releasing just a handful of singles over the last several years, including “Delincuente con Traje,” “Nota,” and “Modo Avión.”
Holzman and Hughes at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.Courtesy of Ekko Astral
Holzman and Hughes in Brooklyn, May 2026.Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone
