Duki celebrates ten years with 'A veces solo me divierto'

Duki released <em>A veces solo me divierto</em> on November 5, a 12-track mixtape featuring collaborations with YSY A, Neo Pistea, Khea, Salastkbron, mhtresuno, JuicyNise, Pablo Chill-E, and Lucho SSJ. The release was accompanied by an exclusive listening session for fans and serves as a celebration of his ten-year career.

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Duki's new project is out. The Argentine artist released A veces solo me divierto on November 5, a 12-track mixtape introduced with an exclusive listening session for fans, organized with just one day's notice. Only the first to arrive were able to hear the material firsthand alongside Duki and guest artists. The event also featured a live stream on Kick, and that recording ended up bringing the project's official music videos to life.

The guest list makes it clear where the project is headed: YSY A, Neo Pistea, Khea, Salastkbron, mhtresuno, JuicyNise, Pablo Chill-E, and Lucho SSJ appear on a release that combines pioneers of the genre with new generations of the scene. In the message shared in the official communication, Duki summarized the moment like this: “Thank you for these ten years of music, ten years of madness, adventures, loves and hates, sadness and joy, you are just as responsible as I am for this dream we built together”.

Ten years later, back to basics

Rolling Stone en Español places this release at a very specific point in his career: a decade since his first appearances on El Quinto Escalón and since his emergence in the Argentine scene. The publication presents it as a return to that freer and more spontaneous side of making music, even after stages marked by projects such as Ameri and Desde el fin del mundo.

That idea of returning to basics is also evident in the way it was presented. During the stream, Duki showed how he was finishing the final details of “VAMOS” in the studio, the journey to the venue, and the entire listening session. The surprise, the meeting, and the collective euphoria brought the logic of the project into the real world: create, share, and enjoy music.

Why it matters in the scene

This release carries weight for two reasons. The first is musical: it features 12 tracks that bring together pioneers of Argentine trap with names from a newer generation. The second is symbolic: Duki's reunion with YSY A and Neo Pistea brought Modo Diablo back into the spotlight, the collective that Rolling Stone en Español identifies as fundamental in laying the foundations of Argentine trap.

The tone of the project also matters. In these 12 songs, Duki explores different facets of his musical identity from a freer, more spontaneous, and more relaxed place. Fun appears here as a creative engine and as a way to reaffirm his identity and his connection to the scene he helped build.

The style and jewelry that go with this aesthetic

If you're into this late-night studio, trap roots, and group energy aesthetic, the jewelry that fits best moves in clean but bold lines. A medium or thick Cuban chain works as a base. To finish it off, a letter pendant gives the look a personal touch without overdoing it.

If you prefer something more compact, a signet ring and small earrings maintain the urban vibe with a sober finish. And if you want to take your presence up a notch, a discreet grillz or a short tennis chain can take that studio celebration atmosphere to a nighttime look. The key here is pieces with character, clean shine, and a silhouette that stands out clearly even with dark clothing.

Jewelry to wear this style

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Written by Redacción Ice Baby