The lead single, "Reggaetón En Lo Oscuro", was released on October 25, 2018 and peaked at number 18 on the US Hot Latin Songs chart on January 26, 2019. That same week, the track garnered Wisin & Yandel their 12th number-one on the Latin Airplay list and the first one as lead acts since their 2012 song "Algo Me Gusta de Ti". The single received a double platinum (Latin) certification by the Recording Industry Association of America on February 8, 2019, for units of over 120,000 sales plus track-equivalent streams. It has also peaked at number one on the duo's native Puerto Rico on January 13, 2019. Internationally, it reached number 10 in Honduras, number 11 in Chile, number 16 in Venezuela, number 39 in Argentina, and number 59 in Spain. The song has also received a platinum certification by the Chilean branch of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) for units of over 12 million streams in Chile. The second single, "Callao", was released on December 7, 2018 and peaked at number 44 on the US Hot Latin Songs chart, at number 93 in Spain, and at number 94 in Argentina. The third single, "La Luz", was released on December 14, 2018 and peaked at number nine on the US Latin Digital Songs list on December 29, 2018. "Aullando" was released as the fourth single on Valentine's Day on February 14, 2019 and peaked at number 19 on Hot Latin Songs and at number 23 on Tropical Songs in the United States. Internationally, it reached number eight in El Salvador and Venezuela, number nine in the Dominican Republic, number 37 in Argentina, and number 62 in Spain. Thom Jurek of AllMusic stated that the release of the album is "great news for fans of one of reggaeton's longest reigning outfits," and described it as a "club-friendly groove and beat orgy." Apple Music's editors have stated that the album "finds [Wisin & Yandel] knee-deep in the kind of classic, big-synth anthems that took them to the forefront of reggaeton's first explosion." They also added that "there is no shortage of heavy-hitting dembow riddims and anthemic vocals," and concluded by writing that "it is a fully formed perreo function from beginning to end." "Billboard"s critics ranked it the 18th best Latin album of 2018, and Leila Cobo described it as "old-school reggaeton, hard hitting club bangers that make no apologies," and referred to the guest acts as "a Hall of Fame museum of reggaeton."