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Diljit drops video of Latin Grammys '26 stage act with Daddy Yankee: 'Punjabi and Reggaeton...'

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Diljit Dosanjh shares video of his Latin Grammys 2026 stage act with Daddy Yankee and says, 'Punjabi will be spoken on every stage in the world'

Diljit Dosanjh shares video of his Latin Grammys 2026 stage act with Daddy Yankee and says, 'Punjabi will be spoken on every stage in the world'

Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh has posted a clip from his Latin Grammys 2026 stage act with Puerto Rican reggaeton star Daddy Yankee. The two performed their global crossover track ‘Pokito’, which came out on October 30, and the act created a buzz online.

Diljit Dosanjh’s Instagram post from the Latin Grammys

On Friday, Diljit Dosanjh shared the video on Instagram. It shows him singing his Punjabi lines, while Daddy Yankee takes the Spanish part. The two later come together on stage as the crowd cheers loudly.In his caption, Diljit Dosanjh wrote, “Punjabis have arrived at the Latin Grammys! Oye, Punjabi will be spoken on every stage in the world. May God bless us! A shoutout to big brother @daddyyankee. Thank you for bringing two cultures together on one stage. A shoutout to @latingrammys for having us!”

Fans shower love on the performance

Social media users were quick to praise the act. One person wrote, “This is sick.”

Another said, “What a song, loved it!” A third fan commented, “Omg!! what a mix of rhythms. Love Punjabi music and Puerto Ricans!” Someone also wrote “Yankee Jatt”, while another called it the “Best crossover of the year”.

What Daddy Yankee said about the collaboration

Speaking to the media on the Latin Grammys red carpet, Daddy Yankee shared his happiness over working with Diljit. He said, “It means a lot. I want to thank Diljit; he did a great job. I think Punjabi and Reggaeton are like cousins.

I always felt like that. The collaboration has been amazing; I want to thank everyone who has been supporting the record. It’s like one of the craziest things like music makes sense when the cultures collide.

”

About the song ‘Pokito’

‘Pokito’ mixes Punjabi and Spanish and brings two different music styles together. Diljit’s Punjabi vocals and Bhangra touches meet Daddy Yankee’s trademark reggaeton beats. The track repeats the Spanish line ‘Poquito a poquito’, which means ‘little by little’.Stillz has directed the music video, which uses colourful visuals to celebrate both cultures, with nods to Punjabi traditions and Latin street culture. The song is part of Daddy Yankee’s 15-track album ‘La Postal’.

Diljit’s upcoming shows

Diljit will perform in Indore on November 15 as part of his Aura India Tour. He will then head to Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Lucknow before wrapping up the India leg in Chandigarh on December 6. He is also due to return to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2027.

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