MILO BVGATTI PRESENTS “NI EN 7 VIDAS” WITH ALTAFULLA AND LAYAN

Not every heartbreak heals. Some goodbyes never truly end—not with time, not even in seven lifetimes. That’s the heart of “Ni en 7 Vidas”, the new single by Milo Bvgatti featuring Altafulla, produced by Layan. It’s a song that lingers between what was and what won’t come back, steering clear of melodrama to land in a kind of nostalgia that doesn’t need to explain itself.

The track builds on a simple but weighty idea: what happens when memory weighs more than the present? From that place, Milo and Altafulla shape a reggaetón rooted in emotion and filtered through a contemporary lens, where the rhythm of the beat intertwines with the emotional texture of classic vallenato. The result is a story often left unsaid but deeply felt, faded promises, persistent images, and the urge to look back even when the heart knows it’s time to move forward.

This isn’t a song about closure. It’s a piece that accepts that some loves don’t fade, and some wounds don’t heal. In that uncomfortable but honest space, “Ni en 7 Vidas” feels intimate without being sentimental, direct without being obvious. Altafulla delivers a performance that balances vulnerability and pride, while Milo continues to carve out a distinct voice capable of translating emotional complexity into today’s Latin music landscape.

With this release, Bvgatti continues expanding the space for a reggaetón that dares to feel. Following the impact of tracks like “Lo Siento,” “Trago Amargo,” and his recent remix with Andy Rivera, the Colombian artist once again proves that his approach goes beyond the beat. There’s intention, lyrical construction, and a commitment to exploring emotion through an urban language stripped of filters or decoration.