Jasiel Nuñez – LA ODISEA

Review

Jasiel Nuñez’s “LA ODISEA” moves like a two-part voyage through sound and soul, guiding us across the borders of música Mexicana and into fresh rhythmic territories. The opening stretch vibrates with swagger and pulse — tracks like “EN MI MUNDO,” “AMIRI,” “PASAPORTE,” and “BB FIRST CLASS” dance between regional roots and sleek global beats, radiating youthful defiance and confidence. His partnership with artists such as Peso Pluma and Junior H adds fire to the mix, while “BIPOLAR” stands tall as a milestone moment that pushed his voice onto international charts. There’s something magnetic in how he turns cultural pride into movement, like a hometown parade that dares to groove to a new drum.

The album’s second half hushes the crowd and opens the heart. With “NOCHES FRÍAS,” “NO VOY A ODIARTE,” and “TUS INTENCIONES,” Nuñez trades swagger for softness, letting heartbreak and reflection take the stage. His verses swirl with aching honesty—every syllable steeped in tradition yet painted with the colors of modern struggle. “LA ODISEA” feels like a map of a man finding himself amid rhythm and regret, each track tracing the journey between who he was and who he’s becoming. It’s a record that doesn’t just play—it breathes, confesses, and ultimately transforms. - Diego