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Argentine rapper Milo J has released La Jangada, a live album reimagining eight songs from his Latin Grammy-nominated 2025 album La Vida Era Más Corta, with guest appearances from Mon Laferte and Trueno. The project is streaming now and available as a filmed performance on YouTube.
Argentine rapper Milo J has released La Jangada, a new live album featuring reimagined versions of eight songs from his Latin Grammy-nominated album La Vida Era Más Corta. The project, which includes collaborations with Mon Laferte and Trueno, is available now on streaming services and as a filmed performance on the artist’s YouTube channel.
La Jangada was recorded on a floating platform along a riverbank, according to a report from Consequence. The setting gives the live album its name and its concept: the performances bring together artists from different generations and corners of Latin American music to reinterpret material from Milo J’s 2025 studio album.
The release marks the first anniversary of La Vida Era Más Corta, which came out in September 2025 and went on to earn six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. The single “Niño” is nominated for Record of the Year, and “Solifican12” received a Song of the Year nomination.
Among the eight reworked songs, Trueno joins Milo J on a new rendition of “Gil,” while Chilean singer Mon Laferte appears on a stripped-down version of “Jangadero,” a track that originally featured the late Argentine folk icon Mercedes Sosa. Separately, Milo J is featured on the newly released EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack with his track “M.A.I.”
A Victory Lap Before Latin Grammy Night
The release arrives with Milo J holding six Latin Grammy nominations, positioning La Jangada as both an anniversary celebration and a showcase of the songs at the center of his awards-season run. Reimagining nominated material with established artists such as Mon Laferte and Trueno places the young Argentine rapper in direct collaboration with a wider spectrum of Latin American talent, reinforcing the cross-generational reach that La Vida Era Más Corta helped establish.
The choice to rerecord “Jangadero” with Laferte also connects the project to Mercedes Sosa’s legacy, bridging contemporary Argentine rap with the folk tradition the original song carried. For listeners, La Jangada offers a second entry point into an album that remains active in awards conversation, and for Milo J it extends the commercial and artistic life of a record released just a year ago.
From September 2025 Debut to Riverbank Sessions
La Vida Era Más Corta was released in September 2025 and became a major awards contender, collecting nominations including Album of the Year, Record of the Year for “Niño,” and Song of the Year for “Solifican12” at the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards. The album solidified Milo J’s standing as one of Argentina’s most prominent young rap artists.
La Jangada follows as a live companion piece, recorded on a riverbank floating platform and filmed for YouTube. Beyond this project, Milo J’s visibility continues to grow through placements such as his inclusion on the EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack, which features several Argentine artists.
“La Jangada brings together artists from different generations and corners of Latin American music.”
— Consequence (report)
Details Still Emerging Around the Release
The full tracklist of all eight songs and complete list of participating guests beyond Mon Laferte and Trueno have not been detailed in the initial announcement. It is also not yet clear whether La Jangada will receive physical or vinyl editions, or whether further filmed performances from the riverbank sessions will be released. No tour dates tied specifically to the live album have been announced.
Awards Season and Milo J’s Next Moves
Attention now turns to the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, where Milo J’s six nominations — including Album of the Year for La Vida Era Más Corta — will be decided. Listeners can expect continued visibility for “M.A.I.” through the EA Sports FC 27 release. Whether Milo J stages additional live performances of the La Jangada arrangements or adds more collaborators to the project has not been announced.
Key Questions
What is La Jangada?
La Jangada is a live album by Argentine rapper Milo J featuring reimagined versions of eight songs from his 2025 album La Vida Era Más Corta. It was recorded on a floating platform along a riverbank and is available on streaming services and as a filmed performance on YouTube.
Who guests on La Jangada?
Guests include Argentine rapper Trueno, who appears on a new rendition of “Gil,” and Chilean singer Mon Laferte, who features on a stripped-down version of “Jangadero,” a song that originally featured the late Mercedes Sosa.
How many Latin Grammy nominations did La Vida Era Más Corta receive?
The album earned six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. “Niño” is nominated for Record of the Year and “Solifican12” for Song of the Year.
Where can I listen to La Jangada?
The album is available on streaming services now, and the filmed performance can be watched on Milo J’s YouTube channel.
Is Milo J involved in any other current releases?
Yes. According to Consequence, Milo J is among the Argentine artists featured on the newly released EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack, which includes his track “M.A.I.”
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