Puerto Rican Latin pop artist fuses bachata and urbano with French flair in a bilingual anthem already spinning on La Mega 97.5FM and Radio Latina Paris.
Award-winning Latin pop recording artist Melissa Otero returns with her highly anticipated new single “J’AI BESOIN DE TI”, a bilingual bachata/pop urbano anthem blending Spanish and French lyrics into a fresh, international sound.
The single will impact radio worldwide on October 3, 2025, ahead of its official digital release on October 17, 2025 across all streaming platforms. Early support is already strong, with La Mega 97.5FM (Rochester, NY) and Radio Latina Paris spinning the record in advance of release.
“J’ai Besoin de Ti” marks the next chapter in Otero’s career as she prepares for the release of her forthcoming album Corazón Terco. The track follows her successful collaborations with Dominican urbano artist Dany, including “Lo Que Pudo Ser” (which reached #1 on Radio Latina Paris and charted in the Top 10 on iTunes and DJ charts across the U.S. and Europe) and “El Boogaloo.”
Melissa Otero’s music has reached millions worldwide, with placements on Lifetime’s global hit series Dance Moms and Telemundo’s primetime telenovela Reina de Corazones. In 2025, she was honored with Gold and 3× Platinum certifications by the Independent Recording Arts Alliance (IRAA) in recognition of her cultural impact and enduring fan support.
The official music video for “J’ai Besoin de Ti” will premiere on VEVO alongside the digital release. Otero will promote the single with appearances in New York City (Oct 29–31), Puerto Rico (Nov 3–4), and a special showcase during Latin GRAMMY Week in Las Vegas (Nov 8, 2025).
ABOUT MELISSA OTERO
Melissa Otero is a Puerto Rican-born, internationally acclaimed Latin pop recording artist, songwriter, and producer. Her breakout single “Angels and Demons” was featured on Dance Moms, broadcast in over 100 countries. Spanish versions of the track were later included in Telemundo’s Reina de Corazones. Melissa has performed across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe, and continues to bridge languages and cultures through her music.
