The dancehall anthem breaks into Spotify’s Global Chart, hits #1 on Spotify Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama, and continues to dominate Latin America and Spain while generating over 1 million TikTok creations
Miami, FL (January , 2026) - The king of dancehall and one of the most influential Colombian artists in the urban genre,
Ryan Castro, kicks off 2026 with the release of the official music video for
“La Villa,” his explosive collaboration with
Kapo. The visual arrives as the track continues its rapid ascent across streaming platforms, entering
Spotify’s Global Chart and hitting
#1 across key markets, solidifying “La Villa” as one of the most viral Latin anthems happening right now.
“La Villa” marks the
second collaboration between Ryan Castro and Kapo, following their previous fan-favorite release
“Donde.” The song takes its name from
La Villa, the nickname Ryan gave his farmhouse on the outskirts of Medellín, the very place where the record was born and where the newly released music video was filmed. Shot on-site, the visual brings to life the carefree, sun-soaked energy of a pool party at La Villa.
The track has become a viral force on TikTok, generating over 1 million user-created videos using the “La Villa” sound. It has entered Spotify’s Global Chart and reached #1 on Spotify Colombia Costa Rica, Honduras, and Panama as well as #1 on Apple Music Colombia, while earning Top 10 and Top 20 placements across multiple territories including
The track has become a viral force on TikTok, generating over 1 million user-created videos using the “La Villa” sound. It has entered Spotify’s Global Chart and reached #1 on Spotify Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Panama as well as #1 on Apple Music Colombia, while earning Top 10 and Top 20 placements across multiple territories including Ecuador (#6), Nicaragua (#8), Peru (#12), Argentina (#22), Bolivia (#24), El Salvador (#26), Venezuela (#21), España (#32), y Guatemala (#35), among other.
The dancehall anthem is featured on Ryan Castro’s latest album, Hopi Sendé, released in October 2025, which followed his sophomore album Sendé. Together, both projects, along with “La Villa”, spotlight Castro’s Caribbean essence, drawing heavily from the dancehall and reggae sounds that shaped his artistry during his time living in Curaçao.At the close of 2025, Ryan Castro wrapped the first phase of his Sendé World Tour, supporting Sendé and Hopi Sendé with explosive, sold-out shows across Europe, the Caribbean, and the United States. Now, in 2026, Castro is gearing up for the biggest moment of his career: his only Colombia show of the year, set for April 25, 2026, at Medellín’s iconic Estadio Atanasio Girardot. The 45,000-capacity stadium sold out in just two hours, marking a remarkable milestone moment for the global Colombian star.
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