Becky G says her new album ‘BARAJA BENDITA’ reflects a “greatest collaboration yet,” including work with Karol G and Benny Blanco

Becky G discussed her new album BARAJA BENDITA and what she called a “greatest collaboration yet” in an Apple Music interview with Zane Lowe, according to Billboard. The conversation focused on how Becky G approached the project’s sound and creative direction, including the idea of collaborating “with herself” as part of the album’s themes and process.

Billboard reports that Becky G linked her “greatest collaboration yet” framing to her work on BARAJA BENDITA while also highlighting outside collaborations. The interview included discussion of Becky G working with Karol G, a major figure in Latin pop, and with Benny Blanco, a widely credited hitmaker and producer.

The Apple Music conversation was published as Becky G’s album BARAJA BENDITA remains the centerpiece of the artist’s current release cycle. Billboard’s report characterizes the interview as part of Apple Music’s programming with Lowe, who has hosted artist conversations across multiple music genres.

Billboard did not indicate in its summary the dates for any additional promotion tied to the album, but it did frame the artist-to-artist and artist-to-producer work as central to what listeners can expect from the record. The publication’s account also pointed to Becky G’s use of the “with herself” concept as a shorthand for an internally driven collaboration.

Becky G’s comments in the interview also reflect the broader pattern of contemporary pop and Latin music releases, where cross-artist features and high-profile production teams can be used to shape both mainstream appeal and genre identity. In this case, the interview singled out Karol G and Benny Blanco as notable names involved in the album.

The next step for audiences is to hear how the collaborations Becky G described translate into the finished tracks and production choices across BARAJA BENDITA. For industry watchers, the Apple Music interview underscores how major streaming platforms and major media outlets are tightly linked to rollout strategy for high-profile Latin pop releases.