. The visual, taken from his sixth studio album "Jose" released in 2021, originally debuted on October 8, 2021. "This video hadn't been released on YouTube, and I think it's perfect for the start of 2022. Inclusion and love," J Balvin mentioned in the post about the re-release, which should have been tagged as a TBT. The video had already been available on the YouTube channel Reggaetonx100pre since October 8, when it had its official premiere. J Balvin had even uploaded it to his Facebook account around the same time. Diversity and tolerance. Directed by Óscar Vázquez, the colorful video is a celebration of diversity, tolerance, and respecting everyone's right to choose their own life and personal relationships. The song pays tribute to someone who holds a special place in the heart of J Balvin. Along with the lead, a 34-year-old woman with Down syndrome, the musician invited individuals with hearing, visual, and motor disabilities to participate. The video also portrays same-sex couples. To be honest, this isn't the first time that the performer of "Mi gente" has been seen with the young woman who stars in the music video, whose full name is Juliana Zuluaga. In fact, they have a very special friendship that has lasted for seven years, which they often share on their social media accounts. "With my little Jose," the girl commented on one of her Instagram posts. Juliana and the reggaeton artist first met online, and since then, they have become almost inseparable friends. Have you listened to this controversial song yet? What are your thoughts on it?