ÁLVARO DÍAZ ANNOUNCES THE TRACK LIST AND COLLABORATIONS FOR HIS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED ALBUM ‘OMAKASE’ AFTER SHUTTING DOWN BOGOTÁ WITH A MASSIVE ACTIVATION ALONGSIDE 3,500 FANS

Álvaro Díaz, the three-time Latin GRAMMY-nominated Puerto Rican star, continues building anticipation as he officially reveals the tracklist and collaborations for his highly anticipated album ‘Omakase’, set to release on May 22.

Álvaro’s third studio album features 16 tracks, 13 of them previously unreleased, including standout collaborations with Tainy on “Perdiste El Emmy,” Rubi on “Treinel,” Jesse Báez on “En La Misma Ciudad,” Akriila on “Kilo,” and Latin Mafia on “Malas Noticias.”

The track list announcement took over the iconic screens of Times Square, cementing the release as one of the week’s most talked-about moments. In addition, the artist shared the news across his social media platforms alongside a series of striking visuals that capture the project’s fiery and sensual aesthetic.

 

‘OMAKASE’ TRACKLIST

1) SICHEF

2) MDF

3) SELEDA

4) BIMEL (Ft. jesse baez)

5) PIENSOENTI

6) PERDISTE EL EMMY(Ft. Tainy)

7) TREINEL (Ft RUBI)

8) EN LA MISMA CIUDAD Alvaro Diaz, Jesse Baez

9) KILO (ft. Akriila)

10) BABYRECORDS

11) SPACEXXX

12) MALASNOTICIAS (Ft. Latin Mafia)

13) INAROW62

14) NOPODEMOSSERAMIGOS

15) OVELNAIT

16) LAÚLTIMACENA

 

Fans have already gotten a first glimpse into the world of ‘Omakase’ through previously released tracks “SeLeDa,” “BabyRecords,” and “MalasNoticias.” However, it was in Bogotá where anticipation reached its peak, as the artist spontaneously gathered fans in Zona T, bringing together more than 3,500 people in an activation that brought the city to a standstill.

During the event, Álvaro surprised attendees with exclusive previews from the album, building even more excitement ahead of its release. Reflecting on the moment, the artist shared, “Bogotá always makes me feel at home. Seeing so many people here today, singing with me before the album even comes out, proves that the connection we have is real.”

With ‘Omakase’, Álvaro enters a new era in which he takes on a more precise, almost ritualistic role, that of an omakase chef who guides, decides, and carefully crafts the experience without compromise.

Inspired by that tradition, where diners place complete trust in the chef’s vision, Álvaro translates that philosophy into his music, positioning himself as a leading voice in the alternative urban scene, one who doesn’t follow trends, but serves them on his own terms.