Puerto Rican rapper Yandel has released a song called "We Are One" in honor of Latinos and to help celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

According to Univision, the song will be featured on his upcoming album "Dangerous" due out Nov. 6.

The star made the announcement on his Instagram account and captioned the post with "Proud to be Latino, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Because all #SomosUno."

A photo posted by Llandel Veguilla (yandel)  on Sep 18, 2015 at 9:48 a.m. PDT

"This song has some time with me and I wanted to include it in 'Dangerous,' because I feel that in these moments, more than ever, the world needs to continue hearing positive messages, of optimism so that they never forget that in unity is where strength lies, I wanted to use my voice, in this occasion, to highlight this message," said the rapper.

Yandel is currently preparing for his upcoming tour that will take place in the U.S., Canada and Latin America. The tour will include 18 different shows beginning on Sept. 24 and will include stops in Texas, New York, Orlando, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Phoenix and Perú.

Yandel is also helping to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month by partnering with the United Service Organization for a special concert, also featuring singer Leslie Grace.

According to a Market Watch press release, the special event is free and is open to all those who hold a military ID and their guests and will be held at Fort Bliss.

"To further recognize and celebrate the contributions Hispanic and Latino Americans, the USO will turn its cameras on Yandel and Leslie Grace, and follow them throughout their USO experience," reads the press release.

Fans will be able to get access to photos and be able to live stream videos and get a behind-the-scenes look at base visits and meet and greets.

Listen to the new song below: