For his follow-up to 2022’s pair Que Te Vaya Bonito and Te Lo Pido por Favor, the dynamic Dominican American bachata singer Ralphy Dreamz displays precisely why he’s a contemporary contender for música tropical stardom. Comprising a dozen songs, No Me Importa puts him at the center of drama, time and time again. He boozily bemoans a lost love on “Si Esta Botella Hablara,” as his primary genre of choice demands. Even still, he’s developed a taste for the corrido, both musically as well as thematically, as evidenced by the alternate take on “¿Quién de Ustedes?” and the lyrical assertions behind “Blanco Es Blanco,” “Vamos Para Arriba,” and the potent “Que Me Importa.” Merging the two forms this creatively suggests that no single sound or style will contain him for long.