Nicky Jam

Fire has four of his ten planets, air four, water two and earth none at all. Fire moves and air arranges; the element that would hold a position through a bad stretch is missing from the chart entirely. The record names El Perdón and says Nicky Jam's comeback helped revive reggaeton.

The Sun sits on the twenty eighth degree of Pisces with Venus further back in the sign, and the Moon answers from Leo at twenty four. Pisces keeps no edge of its own and Leo wants the room. Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto group across seventeen degrees of Libra, which is the sign that needs the other party. For a career the record describes as a return rather than a rise, a dissolving Sun and a Libra group doing the rebuilding is the structure that fits.

Jupiter sits conjunct Saturn at three fifths of a degree, scale fused to limit, and both were retrograde at his birth along with Uranus and Pluto. A yod holds the Moon, Venus and Pluto without resolving. Mercury sits on the twenty ninth degree of Aquarius, Mars on the first of Aries and Uranus on the first two minutes of Sagittarius, so three planets sit at the very edge of their signs. The Moon makes easy contact with Pluto at a sixth. In a singer whose record is a comeback, scale fused to limit is the pairing a rebuilt career gets made with.

Jupiter stood again on its Libra birth degree on 10 October 2016, at thirty five, and two laps precede it. Libra asks what was put back together and with whom, which for a record built on a comeback is almost exactly the right question. The song the record names belongs to that same lap. No earth at all, in a chart whose story is a recovery, puts the holding on somewhere other than the elements. His Moon in Leo, caught in a yod with taste and concentrated force, is the placement that kept wanting the room through all of it, and it never resolves.