DFZM RELEASES “GPS” FEATURING JOMBRIEL AND LEGENDARY DUO JOWELL & RANDY
DFZM, one of the boldest and most promising new voices in Colombia’s urban scene, presents “GPS”, an explosive collaboration with Ecuadorian artist Jombriel and iconic Puerto Rican duo Jowell & Randy. Produced by Jota (Jombriel’s creative partner), the track pulls no punches—this is pure reggaeton, straight to the point, where desire becomes map, rhythm, and destination.
What started as a spontaneous studio session between DFZM and Jombriel—following the massive impact of their previous hit “Vitamina,” which reached #32 on Spotify’s Global chart and shattered records in Ecuador—took a powerful new turn with the arrival of Jowell & Randy. The result is “GPS”: a song where the energies of Medellín, Guayaquil, and San Juan blend into a sound that not only speaks the language of perreo, but reinterprets it with a fresh aesthetic—no nostalgia, no pretense.
This collaboration is no coincidence. It’s a strategic move that positions DFZM and Jombriel as active leaders of a new generation that isn’t waiting for a seat at the table—they’re grabbing the mic and rewriting the rules. “GPS” isn’t designed to please algorithms, but to light up the emotional dancefloor for those who know that sometimes, all that matters is the direction.
With over 16.4 million monthly listeners and a #476 global position on Spotify, DFZM is challenging expectations of what an emerging artist from Colombia can achieve. Jombriel, meanwhile, has become one of the most internationally buzzing names out of Ecuador, with multiple global chart entries and a digital narrative that connects with millions across TikTok and other platforms.
Jowell & Randy’s presence doesn’t just validate the project—it amplifies it. Their involvement isn’t a nostalgic nod to the past, but a forward move where experience fuels what’s next.
“GPS” is now available on all digital music platforms. This isn’t just another single—it’s a coordinate on today’s reggaeton map, one that points to the future without forgetting where it came from.
