Colombian superstar J. Balvin can conquer the Latin music industry with their chart-topping reggaeton anthems, but whether or not they believe, some teenagers have not yet heard their music and themselves are asking: “I Where am I? ”
In a new edition of Entertainment, popular video series “Teen React” on YouTube, a group of teenagers watch J Balvin music videos for “Ginza” and “Ay Vamos”. Although some people say that they have never heard of their music, but their tunes are “attractive”, others are confused by their music videos. “I do not think any footage from that video has understood their songs,” one says.
After mixing the reactions, some teens agreed that they would like to see more of their music because there is too much “high energy” in it.
J Balvin (full name José Álvaro Osorio Balvinshares my birthday with my brother Barry) is a singer who … romantic reggaeton? Urban Latin Music?
Something like that. In their songs, the drum machine is less disgusting for women than the typical regression. His first release was a mixtape, but it was quickly followed by the single “Yote lo dije,” in 2013, which gained considerable popularity in the United States. At this time, J. Balvin will have some kind of deal with the French “Sparkling liqueur”, because the bottle is not visible only in this video, but at least two other.
It was not until their 2015 album La Familia, which J Balvin really did mark its mark. Along with this album, he received 3 Latin Grammy nominations; on re-release next year, receive an additional single 2 nominations and 1 win. The video for this single, “Ayvamos”, has over 1.25 billion views on YouTube, and a remix version of the song appeared on the soundtrack of Movie Future 7.
J. Balvin’s most recent release was called Energia and the song is shown for which I know him: “Safari.” The song Pharrell (You know, “Happy” man?), Who did not know me completely until a friend had recently said I was not good because of her Spanish, and Puerto Rican singer Bia’s super Sexy voice.
Beyond his solo career and personal records, J. Balvin has performed on countless songs with other artists, which can make several pop Latin compounds, which are very popular in the US. Have you heard any of these?
- “Sorry” – Justin Bieber ft. J Balvin
- “Lean On” – Major Lazer ft. DJ Snake, MØ J Balvin, and Farruko
- “Blurred Lines” – Robin Thicke ft. Pharrell and J Balvin
- “Maps” – Maroon 5 Rumba Whoa Remix ft. J Balvin
- “Problem” – Ariana Grande ft. Iggy Azalea and J Balvin
- “The Way” Spanglish version- Ariana Grande ft. J Balvin
