J Balvin's latest music video features head-spinning beats, lots of white, and flying cats. Yes, flying cats.
On Friday (Nov. 15), the Colombian star dropped the video for his new single “Blanco.” He teased his fans with a 15-second clip two days prior to the release, using a happy face and world emoji and tagging producer Sky Rompiendo, director Colin Tilley and Boy in the Castle Productions.
The music video for“ Blanco,” which appropriately to the video translates to "white," begins with a rainbow booklet called "Colors of J Balvin" being flipped before it stops on a white page. "I'll eat you without a beat, a capella, slowly because the night awaits," he sings in the opening verse. “Here’s your Medellin boy,” Balvin also says in Spanish as a dance-infused urban melody with deep percussions plays in the background.
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Scenes of the video, filmed by Tilley, shows an all-white scenery including trippy dancers, Balvin rocking a white hairdo and outfit, and a white flying cat, paying homage to the song's title.
This isn’t the first time Balvin has teamed up with the California-based director. Tilley also directed Balvin and Bad Bunny’s videos for “Que Pretendes,” “Yo Le Llego,” “Cuidao’ Por Ahi” and “La Canción.”
Watch the video for "Blanco" below.