Studio Album · No. 8

Stendhal Songwriting Credits by Ozuna

2025 Sony Music, Nibiru 14 tracks 43:05

Produced by Flambo, Ovy On The Drums, Daramola, Hake, Dynell, Golden (COL), Legazzy, Yazid Rivera, Rios  ·  Engineered by EARCANDY, Ricardo Sangiao, Mosty, Hi Music Hi Flow, Beéle, Jemin "WEOUTHERE" Ryoo, Jono Richer, DJ Swivel

Sony Music, Nibiru ReggaetonAfrobeatsLatin Pop
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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 14 of 14 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 14 / 14 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 14 tracks with documented writers, by whether Ozuna carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Ozuna's roles on this album

Share of the 14 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

14
Tracks
19
Lyricists
9
Producers
1
No.1 Single
2025
Released
Data Insight

Three names sit on all fourteen tracks: Ozuna, Beéle and Súper Dakis (Diego León Vélez Márquez), who writes on every song and sings on none. Flambo (Edwin José Collazos De La Hoz) writes on eleven and produces the same eleven, so the working core is four people rather than the two on the cover. The record breaks that pattern twice. "Enemigos" is the Ovy on the Drums track, with its own writing team of Anthony Santos, Dani and Keityn, its own recording by Beéle and Hi Music Hi Flow, and Mosty on both the mix and the master. "Liberal" is the other exception, written and produced by Dynell, Golden, Legazzy and Yazid Rivera, mixed by Jemin Ryoo, Jono Richer and DJ Swivel, and mastered by DJ Swivel. Everything else runs through one room, with EARCANDY recording and mixing the other twelve tracks and Ricardo Sangiao mastering them.

Ozuna and Beéle named the record after Stendhal syndrome, the physical reaction some people have to overwhelming beauty, and ran fourteen tracks through Caribbean rhythms, Afrobeat textures and Latin pop. Sony Music and Nibiru put it out on 5 December 2025, after "Enemigos" in November and "Pikito" four days before the album. Flambo produced eleven of the fourteen tracks, EARCANDY recorded and mixed twelve of them, and Ricardo Sangiao mastered those twelve. "Enemigos" went to number one on Billboard's Latin Rhythm Airplay chart and number 26 on Hot Latin Songs.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Ale
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
2
Pikito #65
OzunaBeéleFlamboSúper Dakis Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoEdwin José Collazos De La HozDiego León Vélez Márquez Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
3
El Volcán
OzunaBeéleSúper Dakis Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez Márquez Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
4
Enemigos #1
OzunaBeéleOvy On The DrumsSúper DakisAnthony SantosDani (COL)Keityn Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDaniel Echavarría OviedoDiego León Vélez MárquezDaniel Esteban Gutiérrez LoperaKevyn Mauricio Cruz Moreno Ovy On The Drums Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)Ovy On The Drums (Featured Artist)
5
One and Only
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisDaramolaRiosFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezAbraham OlaleyeAndrés Jael Correa RíosEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Daramola Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
6
Templo
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlamboHakeZaider Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La HozMateo Lever ArrietaZaide Junior Peralta Martínez FlamboHake Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
7
Liberal
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisGolden (COL)DynellDJ SwivelHi Music Hi FlowLegazzyYazid Rivera Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezDaniel Guerrero RamosEduardo Alfonso Vargas BerriosJordan YoungStarlin Rivas RiveraYazid Antonio Rivera López DynellGolden (COL)LegazzyYazid Rivera Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
8
Playa Marina
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
9
Innombrable
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlamboRios Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La HozAndrés Jael Correa Ríos FlamboRios Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
10
Se Ve
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlamboRios Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La HozAndrés Jael Correa Ríos FlamboRios Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
11
Te Culié
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)Las Ketchup (Additional Vocals)
12
Cookie
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlamboYazid RiveraGolden (COL)DynellFantakukaLegazzy Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La HozYazid Antonio Rivera LópezDaniel Guerrero RamosEduardo Alfonso Vargas BerriosJoan Manuel Ubinas JiménezStarlin Rivas Rivera FlamboYazid Rivera Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
13
Explícito
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)
14
Antes de Irme
OzunaBeéleSúper DakisFlambo Juan Carlos Ozuna RosadoBrandon De Jesús López OrozcoDiego León Vélez MárquezEdwin José Collazos De La Hoz Flambo Ozuna (Lead Vocals)Beéle (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions Stendhal

Why is the album called Stendhal?
It is named after Stendhal syndrome, the physical and emotional reaction some people have to overwhelming beauty. Ozuna and Beéle built the record around that idea and worked it through Caribbean rhythms, Afrobeat textures and Latin pop across fourteen tracks.
Who produced Stendhal?
Flambo produced eleven of the fourteen tracks. Ovy on the Drums produced "Enemigos", Daramola produced "One and Only", and "Liberal" was handled by Dynell, Golden, Legazzy and Yazid Rivera. Hake co-produced "Templo", Rios co-produced "Innombrable" and "Se Ve", and Yazid Rivera co-produced "Cookie".
Which songs from Stendhal charted?
"Enemigos" reached number one on Latin Rhythm Airplay and number 26 on Hot Latin Songs. "Pikito" reached number 65 in Spain. No other track from the album has a charting entry on either the Ozuna or the Beéle discography table.
Are there guest artists on Stendhal?
Two. Ovy on the Drums is credited as an artist on "Enemigos" as well as producing it, and Las Ketchup sing additional vocals on "Te Culié". Ozuna and Beéle handle the other twelve tracks between them.
Has Stendhal won any awards?
It picked up nominations for Album of the Year and Best Urban Album at Premios Juventud in 2026, and "Enemigos" was nominated for Afrobeat Latino of the Year in the same round. Wikipedia lists all three as pending.
Data note: Per-track credits come from the Genius song pages, which carry writer, producer and engineer metadata for all fourteen tracks. Discogs has no credits at all on any of its three Stendhal releases (37194975, 37196358, 37423323): every top-level and per-track extraartists array is empty. The MusicBrainz release has no artist relations on any of the fourteen recordings. No Wikipedia article exists for the album in English or Spanish. Composer entries use legal names published as alternate names on each writer's own Genius artist page. Two writers stay in lyricists only because no legal name is published for them: Anthony Santos, credited on "Enemigos", and Hi Music Hi Flow, credited on "Liberal", which is a production duo rather than one person. The two Wikipedia discography tables disagree on the album's Spain peak (16 on the Ozuna page, 22 on the Beéle page) and on the Spain peak for "Enemigos" (47 against 77), so no Spain album peak is recorded and the "Enemigos" entries here use the Billboard figures the pages agree on.

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