Talento de Barrio (soundtrack)

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DVD of Barrio Fino en Directo on December 13, 2005. According to Yankee, the movie was set to be released in mid-2006 and was going to be distributed by Paramount Pictures. Later, he stated that the new released date of the movie was going to be in October 2007, along with the soundtrack. However, the movie was released on July 13, 2008, independently via separate distribution agreements in various countries.

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album of 2009 in the country. In Central America, Talento de Barrio was certified gold for selling over 5,000 copies and 250,000 digital downloads in Central America. In Venezuela, it debut and peaked at number one of the retail album charts according to Recordland. It also, it peaked at number 28 in Mexico Album Charts and number 12 in Ecuador.

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The album debut with 122,000 copies worldwide. The album was a commercial success across Latin American and was certified platinum in Argentina and Gold in Peru. In Argentina, the album debut and peaked at number 5. It was certified platinum for selling over 40,000 copies and was the 7th best selling

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Daddy Yankee recorded the movie Talento de Barrio between March and June 2005. It was his first movie starring as main character. On the same year, he started to record the soundtrack recording the tracks "Somos de Calle" and "No es Culpa Mia" produced by Luny Tunes. The trailer was released on the

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A promotional EP was released wiith 5 tracks, including Block Party with Yaga & Mackie that was leaked online before it official radio released, Talento de Barrio remix with De La Guetto, Randy & Arcangel and two promotional singles La Fuga and Solido, that latter were included on the Best

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producers Eli El Musicólogo and Menes. The album production explores reggaeton with elements of tropical music such as merengue and dancehall along with EDM and electropop sounds. It receive positive reviews and was nominated for Best Urban Album at the

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When I'm at shows, I see almost everyone with a camera, and they're all trying to give the best pose, especially the women. It's interesting to me how we're always trying to look good. That's the inspiration for the

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In the United States, the album debut at the top of Billboard Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums selling 26,000 copies in the first week. The soundtrack became a major debuting success on the

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chart peaking at number 3, becoming Daddy Yankee's first Top 5 soundtrack on the Top Soundtracks chart. The soundtrack is also Yankee's fourth consecutive number-one album on the

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and did not included English-language tracks. During the recording seasons, Yankee expressed his desired to record a more harcore reggaeton album, Although all the songs on

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relates the struggles young people face when they try to improve their lives and break free from their troubled surroundings. The lead single "Pose" presents a mix of

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Buy exclusive edition of the soundtrack. On the same year, Yankee signed two music producers, Musicologo and Menes to his label. The two formed latter formed the duo

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Credits adapted from the CD information, where Daddy Yankee is credited as Raymond Ayala instead of Ramón Ayala, and Los De La Nazza are credited as Los De La Nasa.

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would be disclosed. The planned musical style of the soundtrack would not be recognized until May 2008 when Daddy Yankee released the soundtrack's first single "

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with an excess of 200,000 copies, platinum in Argentina and Central America. To promote de album, Yankee embarked in his third official world tour

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Following the released of the album, Yankee embarked in a series of public and personal appearances, similar way of the previous promo cycle of

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and produced most of the album. The album was recorded on Mas Flow Inc Studios, with the participation of Predikador, Tainy and Luny Tunes.

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The album was a commercial success selling over one million of copies worldwide. In the United States, the album debut at the top of

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The official recording sessions of the album started on the end December 2007, following the end of the first leg of his

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compared the album favorably with his previous album and stated " Talento de Barrio is an all-around better album than

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at the time, were not announced to be included on the soundtrack until mid-Summer 2008, when promotion of the film

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influenced track, Que Tengo Que Hacer is a Dance Hall while Somos de Calle and title track are Hip Hop.

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According to the artist, the album explores a wide array of musical styles. The album has an overall

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Banda sonora de película "Talento de barrio" saldrá al mercado el 15 de julio - MSN Latino

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Several songs, including "Sólido" and "Somos de Calle", were uploaded to Daddy Yankee's

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Hot Latin Songs chart, and has so far peaked at number 21. The third single, "

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profile several months before the release of the soundtrack. Released as free

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are different in music style, they all revolve around the same subjects of

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influenced track, the single made a modest debut at number 26 on the

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receive mostly positive reviews by critics. Jason Birchmeier from

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and received a double platinum (Latin Field) certification by the

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Eliezer García: Production, audio mixing and audio engineering

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