
Climaxxx, the first studio album by Daléx, releases on May 10, 2019, under the labels Ingrooves Records and Rich Music. Far from a simple accumulation of tracks, this album is organized into a rigorous structure of fifteen songs, seven featuring collaborations, for a total duration of 51 minutes and 58 seconds.
Climaxxx: The Solo Anchor Before the Collaborative Storm
On Cuaderno (feat. Nicky Jam, Justin Quiles, Sech, Lenny Tavárez, Feid, Rafa Pabón), the album reaches its vocal density maximum in a single track. Six high-profile guests from the Hispanic market share the song, creating an overlap of styles and energy that immediately defines Climaxxx as an international-scale project. The presence of Nicky Jam, a mainstay of the genre in the U.S. and Latin America, anchors the track into immediate mainstream territory, while names like Sech or Feid testify to the Dominican local roots. This collaboration serves a dual purpose: it validates Daléx's legitimacy with a broader audience and creates a memorable moment that functions as the heartbeat of the album.
Fuerte and Sin Ti: Strengthening Internal Alliances
Following this collective peak, the album offers a strategic variation with Fuerte (feat. Gigolo Y La Exce). Next is Sin Ti (feat. Sech, Miky Woodz), where the double featuring with Sech reinforces his already established presence on Cuaderno, while the addition of Miky Woodz expands the vocal palette toward a more underground and rhythmic register. These two tracks illustrate a clear intention: not to limit oneself to occasional collaborations, but to build an internal network where each guest brings their own unique color.
Yo No Me Enamoro and Prendía: expanding the collaborative field
Yo No Me Enamoro (feat. Justin Quiles) continues this logic by building on a voice already present in the album, but with a melodic angle that contrasts with the vocal density of Cuaderno. Further along, Prendía (feat. Rafa Pabón, Cauty) introduces another dimension: adding Cauty, an artist more underground, shows that Climaxxx is not aiming solely at established stars, but also at emerging figures who bring raw energy and generational contrast. Rafa Pabón, already present on Cuaderno, returns here to reinforce the project's cohesion around a central figure of the album.
Pa Mí (Remix): the ultimate vocal density of the project
Rafa Pabón and Sech are back again after their appearance on Cuaderno, while Lenny Tavárez, who already opened the collective set, returns to seal an alliance that seems to reach its peak in this track. Cazzu's presence adds a feminine and rhythmic touch to a song that becomes the narrative climax of the collaborative project.
Vuelva A Ver (Remix): The Finale Through the Alliance of New Forces
The album closes with Vuelva A Ver (Remix), the final track on the record, which brings together Lyanno, Sech, Justin Quiles, and Rauw Alejandro. This selection is no accident: it combines artists already present in the project with two major names of the moment, among them Rauw Alejandro, who adds further international visibility to the close of the album. This remix functions as an open conclusion, suggesting that collaborations do not end here but continue beyond Climaxxx. The record fits into a clear discographical progression for Daléx, who followed up Climaxxx with Modo avión in 2020, then Unisex (2021), Reggaetón Sex (2023), and the two volumes of Area 69 in 2024. This trajectory confirms that Climaxxx is not an isolated project but the starting point of a career gradually opening up to even broader collaborations, such as the duo's cover with Justin Quiles on "Bellaquita (remix)" and "Perfume," both released in 2020. The album's strategy is further confirmed by the reciprocal exchanges between Daléx and some of his guests: Sech had already invited him to feature on "La mesera" in 2018, before the release of the record, while Lenny Tavárez collaborated with him on "Discípulo" in 2021. These subsequent collaborations show that Climaxxx served as a springboard for lasting alliances, transforming an album of opening into a launchpad for an artistic network that has expanded far beyond the release date of May 10, 2019. Climaxxx is an album conceived from its inception as a collaborative project, where each featuring serves to extend the reach of Dominican sound. From De Cuaderno, the collective manifesto, to Vuelva A Ver (Remix), the closing through alliance with the new, the record organizes itself into a conceptual architecture that makes Daléx an orchestra conductor rather than just a solo artist. The strategy rests on three pillars: vocal density, variety of styles, and territorial anchoring.
Technical Details
- Release: May 10, 2019 - Label: Ingrooves Records, Rich Music - Tracks: 15 (51 min 58 s) - Opening / Closing: Climaxxx / Vuelva A Ver (Remix) - Guests: Nicky Jam, Justin Quiles, Sech, Lenny Tavárez, Feid, Rafa Pabón, Gigolo Y La Exce, Miky Woodz, Cauty, KHEA, Cazzu, Lyanno …
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Tracks
- 1
- 2
- 3Cuadernofeat. Feid, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez, Nicky Jam, Rafa Pabön, Sech
- 4Fuertefeat. Gigoló y La Exce
- 5
- 6Sin tifeat. Miky Woodz, Sech
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10Prendíafeat. Cauty, Rafa Pabön
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14Pa' mí (remix)feat. Cazzu, Feid, KHEA, Lenny Tavárez, Rafa Pabön, Sech
- 15
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