Alejandro Sanz's first studio album in four years, the six-song project ¿Y ahora qué?, marks the beginning of a new personal and artistic chapter for the artist. It features collaborations with artists like Shakira, Grupo Frontera, and Manuel Turizo, blending contemporary pop with flamenco, and has already won him a Latin GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Pop Album.

Commercial success

• ¿Y ahora qué? peaked at #19 on the Spain Albums Top 100 and remained on the chart for 15 weeks.

• The EP topped 160 million streams on Spotify with a deluxe version dropping shortly after the release.

Cultural impact

• The EP's release was followed by the "¿Y Ahora Qué? World Tour," blending Sanz's iconic hits with tracks from the 2025 EP.

• Alejandro's Latin GRAMMY wins extended his record as the most-awarded Spanish artist in Latin GRAMMY history.

Critical response

• Rolling Stone described the EP ¿Y ahora qué? as a "fresh start" for Alejandro Sanz, where he explores different sounds across its six songs. Read full review

• Latin Times stated that the EP "portrays the current state of his life" and is "marked by diversity." Read full review

• Rumbera Stereo described ¿Y ahora qué? as "the return to the origins of Alejandro Sanz," promising an "unprecedented musical evolution." Read full review