NICKI NICOLE & LUNAY RELEASE NEW SINGLE “NO TOQUE MI NAIK”

Argentine rap/r&b artist Nicki Nicole (@nicki.nicole – 7.9M followers) and Puerto Rican urban artist Lunay have released the new single “No Toque Mi Naik.” The song was co-produced by Los Honeyboos (Rafa Rodriguez, Daniel Rondon), the dynamic duo behind hits like “Tattoo Remix” (Rauw Alejandro, Camilo). It was co-produced by Mauro DeTommaso and Facu Yalve (Evlay Beats), who produced Nicki’s smash hit “Colocao.”

The “No Toque Mi Naik” music video was directed by Juanky Alvarez and filmed in Puerto Rico. It captures the energy of island life, showcasing Nicki and Lunay chasing each other on Motocross motorcycles with friends.

“Recording the ‘No Toque Mi Naik‘ video was an incredible experience,” Nicki says. “I got to know Puerto Rico, the people, and its culture. We took a tour with Lunay, he showed me historical places from old San Juan to La Perla.”

“We originally met in Miami and worked on this song late into the night,” Lunay shares. “Everything just flowed naturally. I really admire Nicki and her flow, she goes hard. We clicked right away and I’m excited to finally have this track out.”

“No Toque Mi Naik” follows Nicki’s recent viral remix for Rochy RD‘s “Ella No Es Tuya” with Myke Towers. The song has exploded across the globe with more than 200 million total streams. It was recently added to Spotify’s biggest playlist “Today’s Top Hits” (27 million followers).

Nicki was just announced as a new featured artist in Apple Music‘s “Up Next” program. This spotlight follows her “Best New Female Artist” win for Premio Lo Nuestro and Latin GRAMMYs nomination for “Best New Artist.” She was also selected for Billboard’s ‘21 Under 21’ and Entertainment Tonight’s ‘LatinX Artists on the Rise.’

“No Toque Mi Naik” previews Nicki’s upcoming album which will be released in the coming months. It follows the breezy reggae-inspired single/video “Verte” which was released in December. “Verte” features Argentine reggae icon Dread Mar I and rising production star Bizarrap. The music video portrays a sun-dappled road trip across rural Argentina as the three artists revel in their friendship.