Bebeshito gets U.S. work permit approval and unveils "Inolvidable," first single from "El Convoy"

November 10, 2026

Reparto singer Oniel Bebeshito learned on Thursday, November 5, 2026 that his U.S. work permit had been approved, according to his own account on social media and coverage by Propuestas Musicales. His attorneys told him during a video call alongside his wife, Rachel Arderi, adding that only the physical document was still pending. "Every day I asked for the work permit to arrive so I could sing," he said afterward.

Bebeshito explained that about a year earlier he had played his last U.S. concert and had been unable to perform again for lack of work authorization. During the call, someone floated the idea of a December 31 concert, but it was a spontaneous remark rather than an official announcement: no return dates have been confirmed so far.

On Saturday, November 7, the artist announced "El Convoy," his new album, on Instagram and presented its first single, "Inolvidable." "With this song I want to officially welcome you to El Convoy," he said in the video. The project, first teased in October 2025 as a collaboration with about ten Cuban urban artists, follows his 2024 album "22 Caminos."

Born in Havana in 1997, Bebeshito became the first reparto artist to fill Miami's Kaseya Center in August 2025, according to Billboard, which also named him its July 2025 "Latin Artist on the Rise."