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Argentine rapper Milo J has released La Jangada, a live album revisiting eight songs from his Latin Grammy-nominated La Vida Era Más Corta. The project features Mon Laferte and Trueno and is available on streaming services alongside a filmed performance on Milo J’s YouTube channel.

Argentine rapper Milo J has released La Jangada, a live album reworking eight songs from his Latin Grammy-nominated record La Vida Era Más Corta. The new project features Mon Laferte and Trueno and is available on streaming services, with a filmed performance also posted to Milo J’s YouTube channel.

The release marks the first anniversary of La Vida Era Más Corta with live reinterpretations rather than a full replay of the original album. The performances were recorded on a floating platform along a riverbank, bringing together performers from different generations and areas of Latin American music, according to the supplied release information.

Trueno joins Milo J for a new version of “Gil,” while Mon Laferte appears on a stripped-down rendition of “Jangadero.” The original recording of “Jangadero” featured the late Argentine singer Mercedes Sosa. The new versions revisit those songs in a live setting and bring the guest artists into the project.

La Jangada is available now on streaming services, and viewers can watch the filmed performance on Milo J’s YouTube channel. The provided information does not name the streaming platforms or give track-by-track production credits.

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announcementWhen: Released for the first anniversary of L…
The developmentMilo J released a live album of reworked La Vida Era Más Corta songs to mark the original album’s first anniversary.

A Live Return to the Album

La Jangada gives listeners a new way into an album with a significant awards profile: La Vida Era Más Corta received six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. Its “Niño” was nominated for Record of the Year, and “Solifican12” for Song of the Year, according to the supplied source material.

The live format and guest appearances extend the album’s release cycle while putting Milo J’s songs in conversation with established and contemporary Latin American performers. The participation of Laferte and Trueno is confirmed in the supplied material; the artists’ own comments about the collaboration and its creative aims were not provided.

From 2025 Album to Live Set

La Vida Era Más Corta was released in September 2025. The new project arrives around its first anniversary, revisiting a selection of its songs in a filmed performance setting rather than presenting the full album again.

The original project’s six nominations place it among the works recognized for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards. Separately, Milo J is one of the Argentine artists featured on the newly released EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack, which includes his track “M.A.I.” The supplied material does not state when that soundtrack was released or connect it directly to La Jangada.

Release Details Still Unspecified

The supplied information does not identify the river or location where the performances were recorded, name the streaming services carrying the album, or list all eight songs included. It also provides no release-day statement from Milo J, Laferte, or Trueno and no details about how the live arrangements were developed. Those details cannot be confirmed from the source material.

The album’s connection to the 2026 Latin Grammy nominations is its anniversary timing and its return to songs from the nominated record. The source does not say whether La Jangada itself has received an award nomination or is part of an awards campaign.

Listeners Can Stream or Watch

Listeners can stream La Jangada now, and the filmed performance is available on Milo J’s YouTube channel. The next public milestones mentioned in the supplied material are the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, for which the original album and two of its songs received nominations. No date for a further live performance, additional release, or announcement about the new album was provided.

Key Questions

What is La Jangada?

La Jangada is Milo J’s live album revisiting eight songs from La Vida Era Más Corta.

Which artists appear on the live album?

The confirmed guests named in the supplied material are Mon Laferte and Trueno. Trueno joins the new version of “Gil,” and Laferte performs on a stripped-down “Jangadero.”

Where can listeners hear or watch it?

The album is available on streaming services, and a filmed performance is on Milo J’s YouTube channel. The source does not specify individual streaming platforms.

How was La Vida Era Más Corta recognized?

The September 2025 album received six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. “Niño” was nominated for Record of the Year and “Solifican12” for Song of the Year.

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