Daddy Yankee premieres Christian reggaeton for Holy Week: “I was healed by his blood”

The Puerto Rican singer Raymond Ayala, known artistically as Daddy Yankeepremiered a new musical theme, this time it would be a Christian reggaeton titled “Blood Donor.”

The song, which marks a new stage in his life as an artist, It was released this Friday, March 29in full Easterthe most representative Christian holiday in the world.

In this way, the singer expressed that through the musical theme aims to pay tribute to the Judeo-Christian god, for what he claims was redeemed and “saved”, in addition to recognizing that aspects such as Ego, fame or money have no relevance in your current life.

“This Good Friday I pay tribute to Jesus Christ in “Blood Donor.” Jesus has saved me and set me on a new path in this life”wrote the musician on his YouTube account.

After that he added: “I was healed by his blood, I walk free by his blood and I’m different than I was before. The lyrics recognize that there are more important things in life than ego, fame and money.”

As recalled, the singer announced in 2022 that he had converted to Christianity, and it was not until December of last year that the artist retired from classic reggaetonhe did this at the end of his “La Meta” tour, in Puerto Rico.

“I was healed with his blood / I walk freely through his blood / I am different than I was before / Thanks to the grace of my Father”says the chorus of the song.

The topic “Blood donor” lasts 3:42 minutesits video clip was recorded by the director Isaac Reyes on El Cartel Records, from Puerto Rico.

“Peter, upon meeting Jesus, continued with his same job as a fisherman, but with another purpose, he became a fisher of men. Like me, continued in music but with a new purpose, “bring light and the gospel of the Lord to all the souls of the world.”Ayala later indicated.

The decision made by yankee of abandoning traditional music to dedicate himself to religious life was also taken by reggaetoneros such as Héctor ‘El Father’, Farruko, Larry Over, El Sica and others. A national case, it belongs to the singer Katy Jarawho after leaving cumbia, is currently promoting his career as Christian artist.