After Ferrante's complaint, Ja Rulay shares his part of the major collaboration that Tekashi has with Cuban artists, and this is how the rapper reacts

The anticipated preview of the musical collaboration of Tekashi 6ix9ine alongside a group of prominent Cuban artists continues to make headlines. After the initial surprise at this epic collaboration between so many singers from the island and the famous rapper, Roberto Ferrante, a well-known producer involved in the project, expressed his dissatisfaction in a comment on Tekashi's post: "Why wasn’t Ja Rulay featured in the video? I didn’t like that."

After this observation, Ja Rulay, one of the confirmed artists on the track, decided to share a snippet of the song on his Instagram account, accompanied by the message: "The candy missing from the piñata." The post did not go unnoticed, and Tekashi responded affectionately: "@harryson1pesao @ja_rulay Without you, it can't be done", making it clear that both artists hold an important place in the project.

Roberto Ferrante, director of Planet Records, clarified that Ja Rulay has been part of the collaboration from the beginning. However, he pointed out that other artists are not yet confirmed due to potential conflicts with their respective record labels, as the project is a production between Daniel Hernández (real name of Tekashi 6ix9ine) and Planet Records.

This ambitious theme aims to bring together talents such as Wow Popy, Bebeshito, El Chulo, Lenier Mesa, Charly, and Johayron, as well as Ja Rulay and Harryson. Meanwhile, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of what promises to be one of the major hits of reggaeton.

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