Studio Album · No. 6

Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0 Songwriting Credits by Rauw Alejandro

2025 Sony Latin, Duars Entertainment 14 tracks 44:31

Produced by Dímelo Ninow, Rauw Alejandro, Dulce Como Candy, Kenobi Sensei, Nino Segarra, Rvssian, PUCHE, VYNK, Los Puches, curtice, NovaChance, Lodoni, MadMusick, Lucas Dila, Dinay Beats, Richard McClashie  ·  Engineered by Josh Gudwin, Chris Gehringer, Kenobi Sensei, Elijah Merritt-Hitch, Felix Byrne, Fab Dupont, Alex Tumay, Colla Sensei, Johnny Drille, Isaí Araujo Santamaría, Jorge Valdez

Sony Latin, Duars Entertainment ReggaetonBombaPlenaSalsaBachataMerengueLatin Trap
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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 Rauw Alejandro carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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14 trackswritten by Rauw Alejandro 0 tracksoutside writers
Rauw Alejandro's roles on this album

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

Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer57%
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By the Numbers

14
Tracks
28
Lyricists
17
Producers
2025
Released
Data Insight

Rauw Alejandro takes a writing credit on all fourteen tracks, but he shares the pen far more than he usually does. Only "Buenos Términos", "Falsedad" and "Mirando al Cielo" list him alone; everywhere else the guest is a co-writer too, so Wisin and Ñengo Flow wrote their own verses on "Contrabando" and Mon Laferte hers on "Callejón de los Secretos". Romeo Santos is the odd one out, writing and producing "Silencio" without singing a note on it. Dímelo Ninow is the spine of the record, producing thirteen of the fourteen tracks and taking a writing credit on "Besito en la Frente", which became the album's highest-charting song. The one track he did not touch is "Santa", a 2024 Rvssian single folded into the sequence.

Rauw Alejandro built his sixth studio album as a prequel to Cosa Nuestra, reaching back past reggaeton into bomba, plena, salsa, bachata and Afro-Caribbean percussion. Dímelo Ninow produced or co-produced thirteen of the fourteen tracks, and Romeo Santos wrote and produced "Silencio", the first bachata Rauw Alejandro has recorded. The album entered the Billboard 200 at number 24 and Top Latin Albums at number 3, and eleven of its songs landed on Hot Latin Songs in the same week.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Carita Linda #23
Rauw AlejandroEduardo PucheMiguel PucheVasave Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowVYNKPUCHE Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Dímelo Ninow (Keyboards, Synthesizer, Bass, Drum Machine)BomVibes (Percussion)Eduardo Puche (Drum Machine)Miguel Puche (Drum Machine)
2
Caribeño #43
Rauw AlejandroSaso Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo Ninow Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals, Percussion)Saso (Lead Vocals)Dímelo Ninow (Synthesizer, Percussion)
3
GuabanSexxx
Omah LayGerardo DannerKenobi SenseiRauw Alejandro Raúl Alejandro Ocasio RuizStanley Omah Didia Dímelo NinowRauw Alejandro Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Jose Rosa (Background Vocals)Kenobi Sensei (Background Vocals)Luis Abad (Background Vocals)Chamir Yahaira Bonano González (Background Vocals)Dímelo Ninow (Keyboards)
4
Buenos Términos
Rauw Alejandro Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowLos PuchescurticeRauw Alejandro Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Miguel Puche (Percussion)Eduardo Puche (Percussion)
5
Silencio
Rauw AlejandroRomeo Santos Raúl Alejandro Ocasio RuizAnthony Santos Dímelo NinowRauw AlejandroRomeo SantosKenobi Sensei Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Juan Angel Segarra (Background Vocals)Jose DelRio (Bongos)Jorge Luis Torres Puello (Guitar)
6
El Cuc0.0 #29
Rauw AlejandroJey One Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo Ninow Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Jey One (Lead Vocals)
7
Contrabando
Rauw AlejandroWisinÑengo Flow Raúl Alejandro Ocasio RuizJuan Luis Morera LunaEdwin Laureano Rosa Vázquez Ortiz Dímelo NinowDulce Como CandyRauw Alejandro Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Wisin (Lead Vocals)Ñengo Flow (Lead Vocals)Sir Speedy (Background Vocals)Dulce Como Candy (Keyboards, Synthesizer, Drums, Percussion)Dímelo Ninow (Keyboards, Synthesizer, Drums, Percussion)
8
Nostalgia de Otoño #24
Rauw AlejandroDe La Rose Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowNovaChanceRauw AlejandroLodoni Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)De La Rose (Lead Vocals)Edwin Yamil Marrero Clemente (Timbales)Nino Segarra (Drums)Javier "Tito" Álvarez (Bongos)
9
Náufragos
Rauw AlejandroChris Palace Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Kenobi SenseiDímelo NinowRauw AlejandroMadMusick Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Dímelo Ninow (Percussion)
10
Besito en la Frente #12
Rauw AlejandroDímelo NinowDulce Como CandyBomVibes Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowDulce Como Candy Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)BomVibes (Percussion)Dímelo Ninow (Keyboards, Synthesizer, Percussion, Loops)Dulce Como Candy (Keyboards, Synthesizer, Percussion, Loops)
11
Santa
Rauw AlejandroAyra StarrKenobi SenseiKosaKilian JohnstonLucas DilaNathalia MarshallMorreloMilarDinay BeatsRichard McClashie Raúl Alejandro Ocasio RuizOyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe RvssianLucas DilaDinay BeatsRichard McClashie Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Ayra Starr (Lead Vocals)
12
Callejón de los Secretos #50
Rauw AlejandroMon LaferteManú Jalil Raúl Alejandro Ocasio RuizNorma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte Dímelo Ninow Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Mon Laferte (Lead Vocals)Franklyn Brooks Carballo (Trumpet, Vocals)Yudith Rojas Jones (Trombone)Edwin Yamil Marrero Clemente (Timbales)Emmanuel Cisneros (Piano)Santiago Ortiz (Percussion)Javier "Tito" Álvarez (Congas)Raúl Rosario (Bongos)Manú Jalil (Bass)Ricardo Lugo (Bass)
13
Falsedad
Rauw Alejandro Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowNino SegarraRauw Alejandro Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Rafa Torres (Trombone)Gamalier Gonzalez (Trombone)Kenny Ortiz (Trombone)César J. Rodríguez A. (Trombone)Edwin Yamil Marrero Clemente (Timbales)Ronald Quiroz (Piano)Raúl Rosario (Bongos)Ricardo Lugo (Bass)Dímelo Ninow (Keyboards, Loops)
14
Mirando al Cielo
Rauw Alejandro Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz Dímelo NinowRauw AlejandroNino Segarra Rauw Alejandro (Lead Vocals)Gamalier Gonzalez (Trombone)Kenny Ortiz (Trombone)César J. Rodríguez A. (Trombone)Rafy Legendario (Trombone)Edwin Yamil Marrero Clemente (Timbales)Ronald Quiroz (Piano)Javier "Tito" Álvarez (Congas)Raúl Rosario (Bongos)Ricardo Lugo (Bass)Nino Segarra (Keyboards, Loops)

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Frequently Asked Questions Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0

Is Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0 a sequel to Cosa Nuestra?
It runs the other way. Rauw Alejandro presented it as a prequel to the 2024 album, going back to the Caribbean roots that record grew out of.
Who produced Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0?
Dímelo Ninow produced or co-produced thirteen of the fourteen tracks. Rauw Alejandro co-produced several himself, with Dulce Como Candy, Kenobi Sensei and Nino Segarra on others. "Santa" is the exception, produced by Rvssian with Lucas Dila, Dinay Beats and Richard McClashie.
Does Romeo Santos sing on the album?
No. He wrote and produced "Silencio", the first bachata Rauw Alejandro has recorded, but he is not credited as a vocalist on it.
Who are the guest artists?
Saso on "Caribeño", Jey One on "El Cuc0.0", Wisin and Ñengo Flow on "Contrabando", De La Rose on "Nostalgia de Otoño", Ayra Starr and Rvssian on "Santa", and Mon Laferte on "Callejón de los Secretos".
How did the album chart?
It entered the Billboard 200 at number 24 and Top Latin Albums at number 3. Eleven of its songs reached Hot Latin Songs, led by "Besito en la Frente" at number 12.
What styles does the album draw on?
Bomba, plena, salsa, bachata and merengue sit next to reggaeton and trap. Discogs files the CD pressing under all seven.
Data note: Per-track writer and producer credits come from Genius song pages, the only source publishing them for this release. MusicBrainz carries the release with no work or recording relations, and neither Discogs pressing lists writers or producers, so these credits rest on one source rather than two. That is why the album is marked unverified. Legal names were used only where a source publishes one: Rauw Alejandro (Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz), Wisin (Juan Luis Morera Luna), Ñengo Flow (Edwin Laureano Rosa Vázquez Ortiz), Mon Laferte (Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte), Ayra Starr (Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe) and Omah Lay (Stanley Omah Didia) from MusicBrainz legal-name aliases, and Romeo Santos (Anthony Santos) from his Wikipedia article. Writers credited only under a stage name, including Dímelo Ninow, Dulce Como Candy, Kenobi Sensei, BomVibes, Vasave, Chris Palace, Saso, Jey One, De La Rose, Kosa, Morrelo, Milar and Dinay Beats, have no legal name in any source opened, so they appear in lyricists only. ASCAP repertory search returned 403 and could not be used. Two Discogs pressings agree on a 44:31 running time; MusicBrainz lists "Buenos Términos" twenty seconds shorter, and the Discogs figure was used. Track 6 is titled "El Cuc0.0" with a zero on MusicBrainz, the digital Discogs pressing and Wikipedia, and "El Cuco.0" on the CD pressing alone. Singles are limited to the six whose Hot Latin Songs peak matches on both the English discography table and the Spanish Wikipedia article; "Buenos Términos" and "GuabanSexxx" also charted but the two sources disagree on their numbers, so they are left out.

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