Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin. One of the best songs of the year
28/12/2019.
[MUSIC-VIDEO] by El Guincho
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“Con Altura“ is a song by Spanish singer and songwriter Rosalía, Colombian singer J Balvin and Spanish producer Pablo Díaz-Reixa Díaz, better known as El Guincho.
The song was written by Rosalía, J Balvin, Mariachi Budda, Frank Dukes, Teo Halm, Alejandro Ramírez and El Guincho. The song was released by Sony Music on 28 March 2019.
The song was written by Rosalía, J Balvin, Mariachi Budda, Frank Dukes, Teo Halm, Alejandro Ramírez and El Guincho. The song was released by Sony Music on 28 March 2019.
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
Con Altura by ROSALÍA, J Balvin
The video won two MTV Video Music Awards for Best Latin Music and Best Choreography, making Rosalia the first Spanish artist to win these awards. The song was the first single from Rosalía's third album.
‘Con altura’ by Rosalía and J Balvin, one of the best songs of the year, according to ‘Time’. The American magazine included the single from the Spanish and the Colombian among the 10 best songs of 2019. Rolling Stone had this to say about the song: "it's a modern take in reference to Spanish flamenco songs inspired by Afro-Caribbean sounds; ever the champion of cross-cultural experimentation, Rosalía has ultimately described it as her personal homage to classic reggaeton."
Rosalía. Our Saturday music video. (Official Music Video). METALOCUS MUSIC PROJECT.
‘Con altura’ by Rosalía and J Balvin, one of the best songs of the year, according to ‘Time’. The American magazine included the single from the Spanish and the Colombian among the 10 best songs of 2019. Rolling Stone had this to say about the song: "it's a modern take in reference to Spanish flamenco songs inspired by Afro-Caribbean sounds; ever the champion of cross-cultural experimentation, Rosalía has ultimately described it as her personal homage to classic reggaeton."
Rosalía. Our Saturday music video. (Official Music Video). METALOCUS MUSIC PROJECT.
