Boza continues to forge his own path in Latin music with SAN BLAS, an album where rhythm and emotion serve as instruments of transformation. Rooted in his cultural heritage and guided by the healing power of music, the project represents a bold artistic evolution—one defined by lyrical depth and genre-defying production that elevates afrobeat and amapiano on a global stage.
Released to widespread acclaim, SAN BLAS earned GOLD certification in Colombia, Peru, and Central America on its first day—underscoring the album’s regional impact and the deep resonance Boza has cultivated with listeners through a body of work that is both intimate and forward-thinking.
With nine tracks, SAN BLAS is more than an album—it’s a manifesto of resilience and self-discovery. Boza crafts an immersive sonic journey through songs like “san blaS,” “todavíA” featuring Greeicy, and “orióN” with Elena Rose—an undeniable hit that held the #2 spot on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart for six consecutive weeks. Layered with infectious rhythms and hypnotic melodies, the album also carries a hidden message: the final letters of its first seven track titles spell out SANARAS(“you will heal”), echoing its core theme of healing through music.
Tracklist – SAN BLAS:
Boza – energíaS
Boza, Greeicy – todavíA
Boza, Elena Rose – orióN
Boza – carisantA
Boza – fluiR
Boza – yayA
Boza – san blaS
Boza – Barco de papel
Boza – Erre
The title track, “san blaS,” encapsulates the album’s essence. Fusing afrobeat with trance-inducing instrumentation, the song—written by Boza himself—navigates themes of spirituality and desire. The lyrics explore a duality: love as a sacred space, but also as an untamed force. Boza uses powerful imagery to express raw attraction, instinctual connection, and the freedom to express without filters.
“‘san blaS’ is the beginning of a beautiful story. I love the woman I’m with deeply, and with this song, I wanted to tell her I’m only for her—that I always want to show her off and let the world know I’m with an amazing woman, a beautiful woman. The story began in San Blas, and I wanted to reference ‘El Muelle de San Blas’ by Maná, which also inspired me during the process,” shares Boza.
The video for “san blaS,” directed by Andrés González, brings this narrative to life in Gunayala, San Blas, where Boza immerses himself in the Guna indigenous community. Filmed over two days on the islands of Senidub, Tubasenika, and Salardub, the visual production highlights the stunning beauty of Panama’s archipelago and the unique energy of its people—building a bridge between past and present, between roots and evolution. Throughout the video, Boza is seen sharing intimate moments on the beach with his romantic partner, adding a personal layer to the storyline. This artistic decision not only honors the inspiration behind the title but also enriches the album’s message: music as a ritual of connection, transformation, and identity.
The rest of the album is just as compelling. On “Erre,” Boza shares:
“That song means a lot to me because it’s about real life—about the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Sometimes you must turn the page even if you don’t want to. It’s about someone I know won’t be with me, but who will always live in my heart and mind. Even though that person meant a lot to me, I must let go and release the attachment.”
He also explains the meaning behind “fluiR”:
“‘fluiR’ is about someone who didn’t let me flow—who didn’t allow me to be the best version of myself in the relationship. Because of negative thoughts, wrong assumptions, or outside influences, the relationship couldn’t move forward. I wanted to give my best, but the lack of trust ended up ruining it. So, this song expresses that feeling of wanting to flow but not being able to because of the other person.”
SAN BLAS is proof that Boza’s vision extends beyond sound—into the visual and conceptual. He was intentional in creating an aesthetic that mirrors the project’s essence, with visuals that highlight the personal, spiritual, the communal, and the richness of Afro-descendant culture. The album was produced between Panama, Colombia, and Spain, with each location adding its own color to the final sound.
With SAN BLAS, Boza reaffirms his place in contemporary Latin music and redefines the boundaries of his art. This album is a testament to his growth space where identity, rhythm, and emotion converge into a body of work that leaves a lasting mark on today’s music scene.
SAN BLAS is now available on all digital music platforms.
