Robi “Draco” Rosa fans, take heart. Neither age nor producing a “pop” album with a major label has curbed the artistry of the eclectic musician who’s written and produced megahits like “Livin’ La Vida Loca,” and served as frontman for the alt-rock band Maggie’s Dream.

Draco is still a musical rebel.

“I can’t be pigeonholed into one musical category,” says the 34-year-old.

“I can’t be placed neatly in one tiny box . . . They make me very uncomfortable.”

Tonight’s show at the Bowery, fittingly titled “Draco Al Natural,” will showcase the versatility of the Puerto Rican artist. He’ll perform hits from the Latin-Grammy-winning album “Mad Love,” a musical melange that swings from flamenco to rock.

If you are looking for lots of Latin, forget about it. Of the 14 tracks on the album, only four qualify.

“The show is going to be intimate – all acoustic guitars,” he says. “I’m really excited to be performing on stage again, to be in front of a crowd.”

Bowery Ballroom, Six Delancey St., between Chrystie Street and The Bowery. (212) 533-2111. 9:30 p.m. $30. All tickets bought previously through Webster Hall will be valid.