Nicki Nicole and Bad Gyal Have One Command: ‘Enamórate’

Nicki Nicole and Bad Gyal aren’t afraid of getting a little freaky. On Tuesday night, the Argentine-Spanish pair released their reggaetón collaboration, “Enamórate,” or “fall in love,” along with its candlelit music video.

The Ballve-shot video sees Bad Gyal dancing provocatively from atop a bed with golden sheets as Nicole joins for her verse, posing in front of a room filled with candles. The pair drop bars about hypnotizing a lover with their looks as they empower each other and celebrate their unique flow.

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“There’s only one Bad Gyal,” sings Nicole. “And like Nicki? There are none,” adds Bad Gyal.

“Enamórate” — produced by Tatool and co-written by Nicole and Bad Gyal — marks the Spanish singer’s latest collaboration, after joining Ryan Castro on “Ghetto Princess,” Myke Towers on “Mi Lova,” and Karol G on “Kármika.” She also released solo singles “Chulo” in February and “El Sol Me Da” in June.

As for Nicole, she released her 10-track album Alma in May. The album, which features “Dispara” and “Qué Le Pasa Conmigo?,” earned the star several Latin Grammy nominations. The LP is up for Best Urban Music Album, while “Dispara” is nominated in the Best Rap Song category.

Nicole spoke to Rolling Stone about Alma, which alludes to much of her heartbreak following her split with Trueno ahead of the project’s release.

“I wanted to create something that you could see where I’m headed. I wanted this album to be so transparent and show every part of me,” she said in May. “We’re all 1000 things at the same time. We’re always changing. It was about self-exploration. I felt like I wasn’t connecting with my soul.”

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