Real (J Balvin album)

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Real
Mixtape by
Released2007
GenreReggaeton
LabelPalma Productions
J Balvin chronology
Real
(2007)
El negocio
(2008)
Singles from Real
  1. "Éxtasís"
    Released: April 24, 2007

Real is the name of the first mixtape of Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin, published in 2007. It has the collaboration of Jowell, Final & Shako, Jutha, Sara Tunes, Andy Aguilera, Karma, El Tigre, Under Pressure, Bufalo and K-Litos.[1]

It featured the songs «Éxtasis», «Sencillo» and «Una obra de arte» with Final & Shako, which were published in 2007.[2]

List of songs[]

  • Standard edition (2007)
No.TitleLength
1."Tu cuerpo" 
2."Éxtasis" 
3."Dime quién te enseño" 
4."Abusadora" 
5."Una obra de arte" (con Final & Shako) 
6."No estas tú" (con Jutha y Under Pressure) 
7."Ellos dicen" (con Bufalos y K-Litos) 
8."Noche de pasión" (con Andy Aguilera) 
9."Dimelo" 
10."No es fácil" 
11."Un día sin ti" 
12."La vi" 
13."Dame dembow" 
14."Fantasía" 
15."Éxtasis (Remix)" (con Jowell) 
16."Sencillo" 
17."Tú y yo" (con Final y K-Litos) 
18."Show me luv" 
19."La playa" 
20."The mess" (con Karma y El Tigre) 
21."Si tú no estas" (con Sara Tunes) 
Real: Special Edition
Mixtape by
ReleasedMay 7, 2009
GenreReggaeton
LabelEMI Music
J Balvin chronology
El negocio
(2008)
Real: Special Edition
(2009)
El negocio: iTunes Versión
(2011)
Singles from Real: Special Edition
  1. "Ella me cautivo"
    Released: May 18, 2009
  2. "No me vuelvo a enamorar"
    Released: August 30, 2009

Special Edition[]

Real: Special Edition is the name of the re-release of the first mixtape by Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin, released on May 7, 2009 by EMI Music. She counted on the collaborations of artists such as Golpe A Golpe, Héctor El Father, J Álvarez, Reykon and with songs like «Ella me cautivo»,[3] «No me vuelvo a enamorar»[4] and «Hola que tal».[5]

Background and release[]

This special edition, published on May 7, 2009, won gold in Colombia for the high sales, thus making J Balvin the first Colombian artist of the urban genre to obtain this recognition.[6] Thanks to themes such as «Hola que tal» and «Ella me cautivó» (which appeared in the special edition) Balvin was the revelation artist of the 2009 radio station La Mega.[7] In addition, young revelation composer of Antioquia 2009, according to the Departmental Assembly of Antioquia; artist of the year Tropicana, in Barranquilla; best summer artist 40 of Los 40 Principales and best artist of the year Oxígeno Bogotá.[8] «Ella me cautivó» in the United States, entered the Tropical Songs list of Billboard in position 35, thus became his first entry in an international list.[9]

  • Special edition (2009)
No.TitleLength
1."Ella me cautivo"4:10
2."Noche de pasión" (con Andy Aguilera)2:29
3."Éxtasis"3:31
4."Hola que tal"3:41
5."Inalcanzable" (con Golpe A Golpe)4:04
6."Se aloca" (con Reykon)3:49
7."No me vuelvo a enamorar" (con Jutha & Small)3:14
8."Sobrenatural"3:13
9."Fantasia"3:46
10."Pa' la tumba (Remix)" (con Hector El Father)4:03
11."Invisible"3:51
12."Dime tu"3:46
13."Shorty make it clap (Remix)" (con J Alvarez)3:15
14."Tranquilo"4:25
15."Éxtasis (Remix)" (con Jowell)3:30
16."Un día sin ti"3:15
17."Dame mas" (con DJ Buxxi & Jack Style)4:03
18."Algo mágico" (con Jutha & Small)3:44
19."Dime quien te enseño"3:08
  • Special edition with a DVD (2009)
No.TitleLength
1."Éxtasis"3:39
2."Éxtasis (Remix)" (con Jowell)3:39
3."Ella me cautivó"4:16
4."Dime tú"3:52
5."Shorty make it clap (Remix)" (con J Alvarez)3:23
6."Fantasía"3:55
7."Inalcanzable" (con Golpe A Golpe)4:16
8."Obra de arte" (con Final & Shako)4:32
9."Sobrenatural"3:17
10."Abusadora"3:17
11."Dime quién te enseño"3:17
12."Invisible"4:00
13."Un día sin ti"3:23
14."Algo mágico" (con Jutha & Small)3:48
15."Tranquilo"4:31
16."Perdóname"3:43
17."Sencillo"4:03
18."En la playa"3:49
19."Pa' la tumba (Remix)" (con Hector El Father)4:09
20."Si no estás tú" (con Karma, Reazon y Jutha)4:13

Certifications[]

País Certifying Body Certificación Ventas

certificadas

Ref
Colombia RIAA Oro (Latin) 50 000 [6]

References[]

  1. ^ TIM, Televisa. "J Balvin empezó cantando con Chabelo y años después, pintó el reggaetón de 'Colores'". Telehit (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  2. ^ "J Balvin video y remix de "Extasis"". Oxigeno.fm (in Spanish). 2007-04-24. Retrieved 2020-11-27.
  3. ^ "J Balvin - Ella me cautivó, artista nacional del año". Oxigeno.fm (in Spanish). 2009-06-30. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  4. ^ "No Me Vuelvo A Enamorar - Jutha & Small Ft. J Balvin". Oxigeno.fm (in Spanish). 2010-02-16. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  5. ^ "JBalvin - Hola qué tal". Oxigeno.fm (in Spanish). 2009-09-22. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  6. ^ Jump up to: a b Colombia, LOS40 (2011-10-28). "J Balvin obtiene disco de oro en Colombia por las ventas de su álbum "Real"". LOS40CO (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-11-27.
  7. ^ "Angular Stereo | 97.2 FM". Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  8. ^ Tiempo, Casa Editorial El (2010-01-10). "La estrella paisa del 'reggaeton'". El Tiempo (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  9. ^ "J Balvin / Ella Me Cautivo / Chart History". Billboard. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
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