AceShowbiz - Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican superstar, has released "El Club", a song and music video that capture the relatable feeling of yearning for an ex-partner. The video, directed by Stillz, features Bad Bunny scrolling through his phone, asking questions about his ex's well-being while surrounded by a packed club.

The visual transitions to a psychedelic collage of morphed clips, including newborns stamped with "middle class" on their foreheads and Bad Bunny making out with himself. Benito is then seen carrying a box of belongings away from a burning house and burying it under a full moon, marking the spot with a Puerto Rican flag.

The video ends with Bad Bunny on the 15th floor of a building, with the letters "DTmF" and "2025" displayed, leading fans to speculate about a possible album announcement. The song is produced by MAG and La Paciencia, along with Saox.

"El Club" combines house beats with nostalgic undercurrents, featuring the ethereal guitar tones of Afro-Puerto Rican plena. According to the press release, the song encapsulates the longing for memories that still hold a special place.

The burial of the house ashes in the video symbolizes the lingering environmental pollution from coal ash on the island of Puerto Rico. This act of remembrance echoes the theme of Bad Bunny's previous single "Una Velita", which addressed government negligence following Hurricane Maria and the need for societal engagement.

The release of "El Club" coincides with Bad Bunny being named Spotify's most-streamed Latin artist worldwide and his recent Latin Grammy win for best reggaeton performance with "Perro Negro". His album "nadie sabe lo que va a pasar manana" is nominated for a Grammy for best musica urbana album.