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Miami, FL – July 16, 2026 – DIA presents “Sustancias Controladas RMX,” a new version of the song that marked one of the most recognizable moments of his recent era. Available today at 8:00 p.m. AST, the remix brings the Puerto Rican artist together with La Pantera, Maikel De La Calle, and Soge Culebra, who join the track through their own accents, styles and ways of interpreting urban music.
Produced by Oceanvi and written by Fantakuka and DIA, “Sustancias Controladas RMX” preserves the atmosphere of the original track while expanding its perspective through new voices. Rather than relying on a drastic shift in production, this version grows through interpretation: each artist takes on a part of the story and brings it into their own world, maintaining the melodic, raw and nocturnal essence that made the song connect from its release.
The song connects with a sonic reference that many Latin trap fans recognize within the first few seconds. The track evokes “Street Poem,” one of Anuel AA’s most remembered songs, and for a moment it feels familiar, until DIA’s voice changes direction and brings the beat into his own world. As a point of context, that same track is part of an earlier route within the genre, originally associated with Kenai before being popularized by Anuel and now reinterpreted through DIA’s vision. On the remix, that sonic memory expands with La Pantera, Maikel De La Calle, and Soge Culebra, turning the song into a meeting point between generations, scenes and different ways of understanding Spanish-language trap.
The cover art, a pill with a smiley face, visually captures the contrast behind the release: an image that appears playful on the surface but carries a more intense emotional weight. That same balance between lightness and emotion runs through the remix, giving “Sustancias Controladas” new momentum and opening another chapter for a song that had already earned an important place within DIA’s catalog.
“Sustancias Controladas RMX” arrives in the middle of an especially active chapter for DIA. In recent weeks, the artist released “SOY UN PROBLEMA,” joined Los Hitmen on “Estoy En Mí” as part of Season I, and returned to a more intimate, trap-rooted register with “NO C DA.” With each release, DIA continues to show different sides of his proposal: from Puerto Rican-rooted reggaeton to more melodic, nocturnal and personal sounds, always with a clear vision of the music he wants to build.
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