“Wacha” is a gamechanger in the careers of Duki and Khea, two of Argentina’s leading trap artists. “You’re a challenge for me, like those on TikTok,” he chants. The lyrics tell the story of a problematic girl who prides herself in always being the center of attention. 1 on Billboard‘s Latin Airplay chart, returns the superstar to his roots with an infectious reggaetón beat that later transforms into an old-school perreo. J.R.ĭaddy Yankee’s first single of 2021, and the one that captured his 24th No. The song’s success on the charts and TikTok ultimately caught the attention of reggaetón superstars J Balvin, Karol G, and Nicky Jam, who dropped the “Poblado” remix six months after the original release. It brings to the forefront three exciting rising Colombian acts: Crissin, Totoy El Frio, and duo Natan & Shander, the latter one of Billboard’s Emerging Artists to Discover in 2021. “Poblado” - named after El Poblado, a metropolitan area in Medellín with chic boutiques and high-end restaurants - is a sultry reggaetón jam that speaks of a man who’s trying to win over a woman with his luxurious lifestyle. ” - G.F.Ĭrissin, Totoy El Frio & Natan & Shander, “Poblado” On the momentous “Obra de Arte,” an empowering anthem about acceptance, she sings about letting go of societal expectations and practicing self-love, declaring: “I give life, I’m from the sky/ I shine in every moment/ I’m a woman/ I am the origin of every good thing in you.
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It’s part three of a series that has documented Morrison’s reality with anxiety (“Ansiedad”) and her struggle to free herself from things that have been holding her (“No Me Llames”). Her latest, “Obra de Arte (Work of Art),” is no exception. Pop darling Carla Morrison has been on a journey of liberation, and her recently-released singles are a reflection of that trek. With Hungara and de Elche on the track, El Madrileño beautifully laces bachata rhythms, old-school reggaetón beats and traditional flamenco, bringing to life an edgy fusion that he dubs as “rumbachata.” - JESSICA ROIZ “You stopped loving me when I least expected it/ When I loved you the most/ You had no desire,” bemoans the song, co-produced with his longtime producer Alizzz. Tangana pours his heart out in an honest and melancholic song about heartbreak, where he teamed up with renowned Spanish singer La Hungara and up-and-comer Niño de Elche. Released in June, El Conejo Malo’s heartbreak track, inspired by a Japanese island, quickly became the quintessential summer romance anthem. U.S. charts (dated June 19), respectively. 4 on the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. Mixing reggaetón beats with a chill vibe and vocal melodies, the melancholic “Yonaguni” solidified Bunny’s global reach as the Spanish-Japanese track arrived at No. “And where did it end up? I have that memory accumulated/ And where did it go? You have no idea how much I’d love to,” Ozuna chants. “Antes” is one of the first tracks released by the Puerto Rican superstar duo, with melancholic lyrics about an unforgettable lover. INGRID FAJARDOĪnuel and Ozuna joined forces earlier this year to bless fans with their joint album, Los Dioses. Anitta also recharged the song with an official remix featuring DaBaby, positioning them as two entwined lovers. “Let me tell you about a different Rio, the one I’m from, but not the one that you know,” she sings. The song’s lyrics talk about the beauty of Brazilian girls real girls with big curves and tan lines. The Brazilian star’s take on the classic pairs acoustic guitars with Anitta’s sweet vocals and trap melodies. The iconic bossa nova Brazilian classic “The Girl From Ipanema” gets a fresh and modern twist thanks to Anitta.
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