Myke Towers' new album, La Pantera Negra, marks an addition to his musical discography, showcasing his growth as an artist. The album features a mix of reggaeton, trap, and other pop-Latin rhythms. It displays a range of lyrical themes, spanning from love to ambition, reflecting his personal and artistic journey.

The album includes several collaborations with prominent artists, including Darell, Peso Pluma, Jay Wheeler, Omar Montes, Cosculluela, Yovngchimi, NTG, and Bad Bunny. Myke Towers maintains his unique voice and style, ensuring that La Pantera Negra stands out in a crowded genre.

I don’t want to project; if Myke Towers has never gone through tough race-related instances in his life, I actually would love that for him. I do wonder, considering the theme is as pro-Black as it is with “The Black Panther,” why there aren't many references to lived experiences or commentary – a missed opportunity. Still, I enjoyed the project sonically overall.

I do believe that with La Pantera Negra, Myke Towers continues to push the boundaries of Latin music in “El Movimiento.” The album's production quality and lyrical content highlight Towers' dedication to his craft, offering listeners a compelling mix of hard-hitting tracks for commercial spaces. This album not only adds to his growing catalog but also positively works towards solidifying his reputation as one of the leading figures in ‘El Movimiento’ del reguetón today.