La Despedida
Daddy Yankee
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Antes que me vaya dame un beso Se que soñare con tu regreso Mi vida no es igual Ahora que te perdí Como te voy a olvidar Como te voy a olvidar (Dame mambo) Se que me dijiste Que el amor existe Y su poder hace lo que sea Que cambie el destino Quédate conmigo porque no Soporto la idea Que el amor a la distancia Fortalece la confianza y termina Siendo una odisea Esa es la razón pero mi corazón Va ganando en esta pelea Y tu recuerdo me esta matando Hasta la muerte Aquí estaré esperando Nunca lo olvides Te sigo amando Hasta la muerte aquí estaré esperando Antes que me vaya dame un beso Se que soñare con tu regreso Mi vida no es igual Ahora que te perdí Como te voy a olvidar Como te voy a olvidar Hable con el hombre Que vi en el espejo Me dijo deja que vuele Que se vaya lejos Si vuelve ese amor es tuyo Y si no vuelve nunca fue tuyo Entonces sigue mi sabio consejo Y tu recuerdo me esta matando Hasta la muerte Aquí estaré esperando Nunca lo olvides Te sigo amando Hasta la muerte aquí estaré esperando (por siempre) Antes que me vaya dame un beso (Solo quiero un beso ma') Se que soñare con tu regreso Mi vida no es igual Ahora que te perdí Como te voy a olvidar Como te voy a olvidar (Solo dime como yo te olvido ma') Como te voy a olvidar (Solo dime como yo te olvido ma') Como te voy a olvidar Mundial Te veré al final del camino Te veré al final del camino Si así lo quiere el destino Llego la despedida en contra de nuestra voluntad ahí que Decir adiós
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Written by: Garcia Eliezer, Ramon Ayala, Eduardo Lopez
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7 facts about this song
About the ArtistDaddy Yankee is a highly-influential figure in the genre of Reggaeton, which is a type of music that emerged from Puerto Rico in the early 90s.
- His real name is Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez and he was born on February 3, 1977, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
- He is often referred to as "The King of Reggaeton".
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About the Song"La Despedida" translates to "The Goodbye" in English.
- It was released as the second single from Daddy Yankee's studio album "Mundial" which was published on August 31, 2010.
- The song was written by Daddy Yankee himself.
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Achievements"La Despedida" reached number 4 on the US Hot Latin Songs chart published by Billboard.
- The music video has amassed over 200 million views on YouTube since its release.
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Behind the MusicThe song is a fusion of the energetic Reggaeton rhythm and unique dance steps, making it a popular party anthem.
- The music video was shot in Mexico and received significant praise for its visuals and the energetic performance of Daddy Yankee.
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Lyrics and ThemeLyrically, "La Despedida" speaks about a man bidding goodbye to his love, hence the title, which literally means "The Farewell".
- Despite the song's upbeat soundtrack, it tells a sad story of parting, thus exhibiting Daddy Yankee's versatility in merging danceable tunes with emotive lyrics.
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Fan ReceptionThe song was well-received by fans and continues to be a favorite in Daddy Yankee’s discography.
- The song's popularity transcends language barriers, as it has been embraced by audiences worldwide for its irresistible rhythm.
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ImpactDaddy Yankee's "La Despedida" contributed to the global popularity and recognition of the Reggaeton genre.
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