BRRAY AND BABY RASTA UNITE IN “100POL35”

After sparking controversy by hinting at retirement from reggaetón, Puerto Rican artist Barry comes back stronger than ever following the viral success of Colaboro Remix. Today, he unveils his powerful new single “100POL35” featuring reggaetón pioneer Baby Rasta — a raw and unfiltered ode to the island that raised him.

The title “100POL35” refers to Puerto Rico’s geographic dimensions — 100 miles long by 35 miles wide — but the track proves that size means nothing when the streets speak loud. Brray paints a vivid portrait of life across the island, from Las Monjas to Bayeta, where every block has a heartbeat, every corner tells a story, and survival is a daily art. With bars that hit like bullets and a heavyweight beat, the single dives into themes of loyalty, scars, power, and unspoken truths. “No snow falls here, but ‘la nieve’ still moves” — a line that encapsulates the tension between what’s seen and what’s really lived.

“100POL35” is also a strategic moment in Brray’s career. Leading up to the drop, he took to social media with emotional, cryptic posts suggesting he was stepping away from music. The posts ignited waves of speculation, support, and debate — culminating a rollout for this release and possibly the ep…

A lyrical powerhouse in the Latin trap scene, Brray boasts over 600 million Spotify streams, 590 million YouTube views, and a fiercely loyal fanbase that includes over 500K Instagram followers and a fast-growing TikTok audience. His music balances vulnerability, grit, and cultural commentary, making him one of the most compelling voices of the new urban wave.

Baby Rasta, a foundational figure in reggaetón, brings street wisdom and unmistakable fire to the track, anchoring it in legacy while pushing it into the now. Together, they bridge generations in a gritty, cinematic anthem that captures the pulse of Puerto Rico’s streets and the pride of its people.

“100POL35” is now available on all digital platforms. Stream it, feel it, and understand why this island may be small in size, but massive in voice, power, and heart.