Rvssian, Troublemekka contribute to Latin Grammy-nominated album
Producer Rvssian

Saturno, a multi-platinum-selling album by Puerto Rican singer Rauw Alejandro is among six albums that received nominations in the Best Urban Music Album category of the 24th Latin Grammy Awards.

The nominations were announced today.

The album features the track Ron Cola featuring Subelo NEO. It was produced by Jamaicans Rvssian and Troublemekka.

The other nominated projects in the Best Urban Music Album category are Xtassy by Akapellah, 3Men2 Kbrn by Eladio Carrion, Feliz Cumpleanos Ferxxo Te Pirateamos El Album by Feid, Manana Sera Bonito by Karol G, and Alma by Nicki Nicole.

In an interview with OBSERVER ONLINE on Tuesday, Rvssian explained how the collaboration with Raux Alejandro came about.

"We actually collaborated on this track over FaceTime. He was in Mexico for a show and told me he wanted to add some reggae to the album. So he sent me his idea and I brought it to life with Troublemekka and Oswado Rangel," said Rvssian.

The Latin Grammy Awards are scheduled to take place on November 16 in Spain.

Edgar Barrera leads with 13 nominations followed by Shakira, Keityn, Camilo and Karol G with seven nods each.

KEVIN JACKSON , Observer Writer

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