[1][2] Produced by Alejandro Jaén and recorded between Miami and Puerto Rico, the album includes ten tracks that range from emotional ballads to upbeat songs, blending genres such as rock, ska, and Caribbean rhythms.

The album's promotion included a tour through several countries, with standout performances and a music video filmed at Puerto Rico's urban train stations.

[3] Promotional efforts included an extensive tour through countries like the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Miami, and Puerto Rico, with standout performances such as at the "Festi Juventud" alongside artists like Shalim and Don Omar.

[4] The tour also visited locations such as El Salvador, Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C..[4] MDO's performances highlighted their vocal skills, especially those of Luis Montes, and included the use of instruments like guitars, played by some members.

[12][13] In Mexico, they received the award from José Luis Rodríguez and María Inés Guerra on the program Disco de Oro, broadcast by TV Azteca.