lautert
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Medellin debuted at #11 in France. It's already M's biggest hit in France since GMAYL. Idk how many days counted on the chart, but that's good news.
http://www.chartsinfrance.net/charts/singles.php
Keep streaming it!!!!
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Let's hope it'll do good on Spotfy as much as it's doing on youtube
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I started listening the song, it was 1,2 M, by the end of it, it was already 1,3M. Jesus
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1 minute ago, Mat.Guy said:
Are you sure?
It's a great number for a song released hours ago, let's see what happens
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29 minutes ago, Gabriel Ciccone said:
what is fatima?
A small village where people claimed that the mother of Jesus has appeared, as you're Brazilian I'll say Nossa Senhora de Fátima and you'll recognize it. But Fatima in the 3F context it's just a way of expressing that we are a very Catholic country and religion is/was one of our passions
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4 hours ago, Marcelox said:
Maybe Funana it's the first single
In Portugal we say that there's only 3 things that are important for u, the 3 Fs: Football, Fatima and Fado. I think she's really studying our history and our people.
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Omg, are you still talking about her butt? I really hate her new butt, but who am I to judge, I'm here just for music, dance, performances, art.
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4 minutes ago, Rock said:
Agora é só ficar acordado mais umas horas lol
If it is tonight, then Im gonna make popcorns. To hell with the twelve grapes tradition.
Também és tuga?
I'll try to stay awake, I'm in England now
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Just now, trickyricky said:
Are we supposed to be excited or will this be like when Britney televised that she was doing another Vegas residency kind of let down for her fans lol
Yesss, she just appeared, waved and then left
Maybe Madonna will do the same
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1 minute ago, Brooklyn Baby said:
Just tell us when. Define #soon cause Madonna already changed the meaning of this word.
This week?
Next week?
This month?
Next month?
This year
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@Mensch should I stay awake or should I sleep? Just tell me this
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what is GaGa?
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3 hours ago, Katypatra said:
when I was in Rio, almost every gay guy called me Gostoso. I assumed it meant “likable”, but apperantly it means fuckable
I think it means you're hot. You were turning on them
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In Portugal, we only use gostoso in a sexual meaning or in a food context, although it's a Brazilian expression.
Blaya song it's about having sex with someone
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1 minute ago, zephyralexxx said:
Thanks to Superbowl.
Anyway, I don't even want another #1 single. I want everybody to hear: "Do u know M's new track? It's really great!".
I don't care about charts and sales. Although I'd like her to hit the #1 spot again just to keep her name big and the interest, so she would keep releasing new material and labels would find relevant to re-release her old stuff in special editions with bonus tracks and stuff like this.
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29 minutes ago, zephyralexxx said:
True! In fact, it was her last time when everybody knew she is still releasing new music, charting, selling albums and stadiums.
While she was releasing MDNA everybody thought she would chart, sell albuns and stadiums as well, but the lack of quality and promo of MDNA as the not so big support from her label spoiled her commercial performance and, since then no one expects her to have a hit single like before.
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11 hours ago, graffitiheart said:
I love this song!
Maybe I'd like it if I wasnt able to undersntad the lyrics. Also, this song was fever, just like Despacito here, it played everywhere, I'm tired of this xD
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2 hours ago, Confessit said:
I just don’t believe for one second a featuring Anitta song will give Madonna either airplay or a chart hit.
The song will be a hit in Brazil and Portugal, for sure.
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5 hours ago, Bette Davis Dub said:
They are not worlds apart. If you can speak one language, you can understand the other roughly. Canadian Portuguese singer Nelly Furtado prefers to release her records in Spanish language instead of Portuguese. The biggest difference is primarily the pronunciation:
Spanish: ¿Hay una diferencia esencial entre el español y el portugués?
Portuguese: Há uma diferencia essencial entre o espanho e o português?
There's a huge difference between Portugal and Spain, even our cultures they are worlds apart. As a portuguese I'd be very offedend if someone tries to reduce my culture or my language as part of the spanish one. We only have similiarities due to geography, that's all.
Portuguese language is a great market as well, maybe not as big as spanish, but we have people that speak portuguese in all continents.
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19 hours ago, Gabriel Ciccone said:
And some haters just began to accuse her for stealing the title of this song
As soon as I saw the name on the board I thought about this song. This song was a huge summer hit here in Portugal, I just hope Madonna doesn't want to make a cover of this trash music.
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4 hours ago, Ozze said:
- Brazil is pretty disconected from those so called latin things, we're the only country here in Latin America that speaks portuguese, we don't really communicate with our neighbors, the language itself it’s a barrier, but that’s not the only reason.
- Reggaeton has nothing to do with brazilian music, Brazil is samba, bossa nova, MPB, forró, axé, samba reggae, frevo, funk( from Rio de Janeiro) among others genres and sub genres.
- Brazil is a racist country with no doubt, was the last country in the whole world to abolish slavery, and the government gave zero support to the black people that was freed instead decided to welcome the poor people that were coming from Europe to make Brazil more white.
To imply that we don't like Anitta because of some rooted racism is just absurd and extremely ofensive, in reality you guys know nothing about Brazil.
Anitta was released as light version of the funk for the "ellite" that wouldn't go to the baile at the favelas.
Funk music is not something cherished here , there's some racism, of course, but funk music usually have very low level lyrics is also very associated with the drug traffic that runs the poor communities( mostly black people,they were abandoned by the government) in Brazil, you have no idea how a baile funk is.
Then she decided to presente herself more as a pop singer, so she could reach a wider audience including the gays.
But black people raised their voices and started to revindicate their place in Brazil's society and that their culture was recognized, they show themselves without shame anymore and demand respect.
Then she saw the oppotunity to put herself in the middle of that movement, now she’s back with funk.
And of course the Anitta for Latin America, because she's chasing an international career.
I never called you guys racist, I was talking about Brazil in general, and yes, I don't know that much from Brazil, all I saw it was a great gap between rich and poor people there. Two realities in the same country.
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1 hour ago, karbatal said:
Sadly I agree theres at least prejudices. Read the comment above yours: one person moaning why she's not collaborating with Rita Ora. What makes better Rita than Anitta except being from an Anglo-Saxon country and singing songs from Anglo-Saxon pop structures?
You would be AMAZED the level of racism in Latin America countries regarding their own roots. Many times the elites HATE anything related to their own pre Columbine cultures. Reggaeton is 100% Latin roots and people going all Anglo goes from snobism to racism really fast.
Idk where you're from but I've been in Brazil and it's crazy how the level of racism is high there.
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About this Anitta girl, well, in the beginning I really didn't like her, I never liked funk. But somehow she made me like some songs from her, as she was getting more into pop music
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Idk, my french friends like spanish songs a lot, that's all I know.
From my wikipedia research, it's already Maluma's highest charting single in France.