Nocturnal reggaetón vibes from the Puerto Rican singer. Having transitioned from Latin songwriting tactician to spotlit genre star, Kris Floyd continues to enjoy elevated status and respect within the reggaetón world. The nocturnal sequel to the Puerto Rican singer’s 2024 effort, Días En La Isla, this roughly 20-minute EP touches on sleek contemporary sounds and gratifying perreo throwbacks alike. The undeniably R&B-informed style on “Tatuaje En La Espalda” and “Money” prominently reflects his established skills. With assists from El Ciego y El Goldo, “Komo Antes” eventually embraces a more nostalgic approach, transitioning from a sensual groove into a wonderfully retro dance-floor explosion. A tacit ode to toxicity, “Edge & Lita” makes a few choice pro-wrestling references while cavorting between the sheets. Notably more romantic in tone, the atmospheric “Nereida” provides a thumping testament to desire where explicit asks come couched in emotional risk. For the finale, “Rick & Morty,” Floyd discards the dembow-derived foundation altogether in favor of something soulful.