Rolling Stone - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[O]n Un Verano Sin Ti, Bad Bunny decides to take the edge off. Rather than feeding into speculation about the ever-expanding scale of the genre and what peak he's out to conquer next, he chooses to lean back and have fun with a loose, leisurely set of 23 songs, his longest tracklist ever." Billboard - "23 songs that mostly step away from his signature trap and perreo essence, navigating other rhythmic sounds such as bomba, mambo, dembow, reggae, bossa nova, EDM and even indie-pop, all of which represent his summers spent in Puerto Rico." NME (Magazine) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Bad Bunny demonstrates his range by delivering everything from ambient bossa nova and dewy dancehall to giddy dance-pop and sun-flecked reggae. At times, his melding of sounds is audacious and exhilarating." Pitchfork (Website) - "Bad Bunny's latest album is a melodic discourse that questions the powers that be and a call to action that encourages diasporic joy, perreo, and rest."