Anuel AA to Release Two Albums, RHLM 2 in November
Anuel AA will release two new albums before the end of the year, starting with RHLM 2 in November.
The Puerto Rican rapper confirmed the plan on Oct. 20 during Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 in Miami. He spoke during his Superstar Q&A: Premiere Party session, as reported by Billboard. Two albums. Two months.
RHLM 2 is the follow-up to Real Hasta La Muerte, his debut studio album released in 2018. Anuel AA told the audience the sequel will arrive in November. He did not share an exact release date, tracklist or label details during the session.
The second project is entirely corridos, the guitar-led Mexican ballads built around direct, narrative lyrics. Anuel AA described that album as a gift for Mexico. He used the Miami session to preview material from it, including the song “Los Veo.”
That preview track was produced by Alex Torres. Anuel AA played it for the audience as part of the premiere party format. The format blends interview with first plays of new music.
The timing puts new music just ahead of awards night. Anuel AA is a two-time finalist at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards. The ceremony will broadcast live on Oct. 22 on Telemundo and Peacock from the James L. Knight Center in Downtown Miami.
His Oct. 20 session took place at the Faena Forum Main Stage. The venue is the main conference stage for Billboard Latin Music Week 2026, which is held at Faena Miami Beach. The conversation was moderated by Leila Cobo, Billboard’s co-chief content officer.
The appearance continues a long link with the event. Anuel AA has previously been confirmed for an exclusive one-on-one interview during Latin Music Week, and he is listed as a speaker for the 2026 edition. His 2026 session was billed in advance as Superstar Q&A with Anuel AA: Premiere Party.
The week does not end when the talks finish. Anuel AA is set to host the official Billboard Latin Music Week afterparty at LIV on Thursday, Oct. 22. That date puts the party on the same night as the awards broadcast.
For fans, this means a fast finish to the year. One album returns to the title and series that opened his album career. The other commits a full record to corridos, a style he has visited on individual songs but not previously across an entire album.
