Osmani García released his new single "Toma Coco" on June 4, a direct bet on summer dance reggaeton recorded alongside The Saint and Dalan La Fama, with an official music video available on YouTube that has already surpassed 628,000 views.
The official video of "Toma Coco" was filmed in Miami and at the new Baymahni hotel in the Bahamas, featuring music production by Frank Pal and Aron J.
The song revolves around a double metaphor with the coconut as the central element, blending references to summer, Miami, dance, and a few double entendre phrases. Its catchy chorus — "Take, take coconut, take, take, take coconut" — and a straightforward urban rhythm make it a track designed for dancing this summer.
The lyrics begin with a statement that captures the essence of the song: "I have a mom who drives me crazy. No one has her style. She's wild with me when I touch her. We’re in Miami drinking coconut water."
The virality of the song is already noticeable on social media. This Tuesday, Osmani García published an Instagram reel inviting his followers to send in videos of themselves dancing to "the summer hit." In the video, the Cuban dance group Los DatWay appears performing the choreography for the song, further extending the reach of the track on digital platforms.
The release comes during a year of intense activity for the Cuban artist. In March, Osmani García performed at the Ultra Music Festival Miami and in May, he released the music video "Safari" to celebrate his wife Laura's birthday.
With "Toma Coco" as his banner, Osmani García confirms his commitment for the summer of 2026, and its infectious chorus is already starting to circulate on social media.
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