The popular Argentine producer Bizarrap, who from his home studio on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has become the beacon of urban music in Spanish, launched a bet on social media. On Sunday, April 24, he challenged his followers to post up to 23 million comments to an Instagram post to release a new song. In just 24 hours, fans met the goal, and the surprise was the release of an explosive song by young trap singer Paulo Londra.

"I can't believe it, I didn't think we were going to make it so fast," the producer said. Donning a cap of the Argentine soccer team, Londra reappeared after two years of forced silence. Amid a legal battle with his former production company, Big Ligas, he had to stay away from the stage and recording studio.

As the Argentinian was filling stadiums in 2019, collaborating with Ed Sheeran and his songs had millions of listeners on Spotify, his production company colleagues kept his copyright. However, a Miami court freed Londra from the legal trap, and he has now re-signed a solo contract with Warner Music. 

“I made music frenetically. I could do up to six tracks a day,” he said before the forced break.

As seen in the video released by Bizarrap, which exceeded 10 million views on YouTube in a matter of hours, the Argentinian singer was eager to be back. After his recent other reappearanced with Plan A and Chance in March and April, Londra dedicated the return to his former production company partners:

"You bunch of little boys, envious and lousy, whether like it or not, you must give me credit,” he said

The singer has a grudge for their dirty trick. His past partners made him sign some documents while he was filming a music video, and when he returned to Argentina without a copy of the contract, they introduced him to lawyers via video call. They had stolen his talent and profits, and now he gets revenge on the best possible platform: Bizarrap's channel. His fans, who shared the hashtag #FreePablo on social media over two years, were ecstatic after the publication of "Music Sessions # 23."

In his collaborations with Plan A and Chance, he showed that he is an energetic and versatile musician, who can effectively combine hip-hop and trap verses, ballads and rhythms with electric guitars. In the chorus, Londra expresses his will to return: “because I feel that I once got lost, and today that I got up, I think I never left.”

Londra will once again be a machine for generating musical success and huge profits. In the same studio where Nathy Peluso sang after winning a Grammy and Residente insulted J Balvin for eight minutes, the young, rising Argentine star demonstrated his desire to get back to the stage.