El cantante de música urbana estrenó hoy (3 de febrero) el video musical de su más reciente sencillo, “Te quiero pa’ mi” feat. Zion y Lennox.
El clip – filmado en Miami y producido / dirigido por Carlos Pérez de Elastic People – narra la historia de una chica atrapada en una relación peligrosa y escapando de la situación tóxica. Don Omar hizo el anuncio sorpresa pocas horas antes de su lanzamiento en las redes sociales.
Disfrute del video:
“Te Quiero” fue lanzada en noviembre y está incluida en el reimpreso del décimo aniversario del álbum King of Kings. La canción alcanzó el número 1 en el chart de Latin Airplay de Billboard (fechado el 21 de enero). Recientemente, Don Omar recibió una certificación Gold Record de la Asociación de la Industria de la Grabación de América (RIAA) en los Estados Unidos por sus ventas digitales.
Maluma becomes only the sixth act to concurrently hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the Latin Airplay chart as “Sin Contrato” soars 7-1 on the Feb. 11-dated chart. At the same time, the singer remains at No. 2 as a featured act on Shakira’s “Chantaje” for a third straight week. At 23-years-old, he is the youngest artist to rule the top two spots on the chart, and the first to do so since 2011.
Previous to Maluma, the youngest artist to conquer the No. 1 and No. 2 spots was Alejandro Fernandez, who at 25 ruled the chart for two straight weeks in January of 1998 with “En El Jardin,” featuring Gloria Estefan, at No. 1, while “Si Tu Supieras” was No. 2.
Selena spent the most weeks holding both top spots. Beginning four months after the Tejano superstar died, she spent six non-consecutive weeks at the top with “Tu Solo Tu” and “I Could Fall In Love,” between July and September in 1995. She would have been 24-years-old.
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The most recent artist to achieve the feat was Pitbull on the Oct. 15, 2011-dated list. He crowned the chart with “Rain On Me,” featuring Marc Anthony, while “Give Me Everything,” featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer, held the No. 2 slot.
The other acts to simultaneously hold the top two spots are Juan Luis Guerra and Juanes.
Maluma’s No. 1s on Latin Airplay Title, peak date (weeks at No. 1)
“Borro Cassette,” Nov. 21, 2015 (three weeks)
“El Perdedor,” featuring Yandel, Aug. 13, 2016 (one week)
“Vente Pa’ Ca” (Ricky Martin featuring Maluma), Oct. 15, 2016 (two weeks)
“Chantaje” (Shakira featuring Maluma), Nov. 19, 2016 (three weeks)
“Sin Contrato,” featuring Fifth Harmony or Don Omar and Wisin, Feb. 11, 2017 (one week, so far)
“Sin Contrato,” which boasts a version featuring Fifth Harmony and one featuring Don Omar and Wisin, as well as Maluma’s original solo version, rises to te top boosted by a 38 percent at the radio format (to 15.1 million audience impressions in the week ending Jan. 29, according to Nielsen Music).
Meanwhile, on Hot Latin Songs (which blends airplay, sales and streams), “Sin Contrato” earns a new peak hopping 13-7, reaching the top 10 for the first time in its 22nd charting frame. In addition to the on-air increase, 1.4 million U.S. streams (down 1 percent, in the week ending Jan. 26) also support the climb, which marks the singer’s fifth top 10.
Elsewhere on the charts, Maluma vaults 25-5 on Top Latin Albums with Pretty Boy Dirty Boy, with 2,000 equivalent album units earned, during the chart’s first week as a consumption based ranking. The updated chart switched to a multi-metric methodology, blending pure album sales, track equivalent album (TEA) units, and streaming equivalent album (SEA) units. Under the previous album-sales-only formula, the set debuted at No. 1 on the Nov. 21, 2015 chart. The jump marks the first time that the set returns to the top five since its arrival.
Finally, Maluma also lifts 14-10 on the Social 50 chart, which is powered by data tracked by music analytics company Next Big Sound, and ranks the most popular artists on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Wikipedia, and Tumblr. He previously peaked at No. 7 on the Dec. 24 ranking.
Prince Royce marcó su hit número 14 en la lista de Tropical Airplay (fechada el 28 de enero) con “Moneda”, con Gerardo Ortiz, que salta 3-1 en su quinto cuadro. La colaboración, incluida en el próximo álbum en español de Royce, Five, prevé un aumento del 20 por ciento en el formato de la radio, con 7.8 millones de impresiones de audiencia en la semana de seguimiento que finalizó el 15 de enero, según Nielsen Music.
Royce empata a Elvis Crespo y Gilberto Santa Rosa por el tercer puesto con la mayoría de número unos durante los 22 años de historia de la tabla que es liderada por Marc Anthony y Victor Manuelle con 28 cada uno.
Mientras que Prince Royce disfruta de su 14º líder de Tropical Songs, es el primer número uno en la lista de la estrella regional mexicana Ortiz. En la actualidad tiene el récord de más N º 1 por un solo acto en la carta Regional Mexican Airplay.
El álbum de Royce, Five, se estrenará el 10 de febrero.
