Anyone who loves anyone has to listen to this song, stat. It could even be sung to a baby, minus the “haces el amor” part - like, listen baby, if you’re upset, I’ll kiss your little belly and give you ice cream. Gowns: I love the childlike simplicity of these lyrics. The problem with that, though, is that it makes me less likely to buy the idea that as a last resort, Armando Ramos will do a better job of um, “cheering up” the angry girlfriend than her existing lover will. One point for delivering the title like a child throwing a fit, which is the one honest bit.Ĭassy Gress: I find the lyrics to this decidedly more interesting than the technically skilled but not nearly as sexy instrumentation. The fact that the video has 24 million views is terrifying.īrad Shoup: I get that Eden Muñoz and company like telling it how it is, but this particular sentiment can stay unsung, thanks. The voice may be unbearably dramatic, but the lyrics couldn’t be more disgusting by pointing out “formulas” to make a woman happy, because every woman is surely the same: offering her an ice cream when she is “in her days” or telling her that she is your princess.
Juana Giaimo: “ Lend her to me.” What can you lend? Books, albums, cameras, pencils - and Calibre 50 would add “women” to the list. The literal translation is “Let me borrow her.” Connotatively, however, it’s closer to “Let me give her a try.” Whichever you prefer, the track’s too okay to ponder much. Pharrell WilliamsĪlfred Soto: The accordion melody and broad singing suggest the joke is on the singer, but I can’t shake the unpleasantness of the title hook.
1 albums on the Regional Mexican Albums chart. We are sure that the story continues because the union and respect in our company are what has led us to be what we are today.”Ĭalibre 50, which was founded by Muñoz in 2010, is known for hits such as “El Inmigrante,” “A La Antiguita” and their cover of Marco Antonio Solis’ “Si Te Pudiera Mentir,” which scored the group its 21st leader on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart. “We are grateful to God for so many blessings, and to the public for all their support and unconditional love.
A story is always written with different chapters so today we begin to write our next chapter,” Jesus Tirado, president of Andaluz Music, tells Billboard. “We are celebrating 12 years of great success. Participants must be 18 years or older and are required to submit a video singing “Corrido de Juanito” or “Contigo” to the email After the video submissions are reviewed, organizers will select fitting candidates for an in-person audition. Coinciding with the group’s 12th anniversary, the group has launched the #YoSo圜alibre50 auditions for all aspiring artists.
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