The vulnerable and pointed lyrics in the song have many guessing that it's about residual feelings from the aftermath of her relationship with Justin Bieber who, months after their breakup, got engaged and married to Hailey Baldwin. Selena Gomez spoke about her new song, "Lose You to Love Me," yesterday during a guest appearance for radio show On Air With Ryan Seacrest. The single has been widely speculated to be about ex-beau Justin Bieber, who is now married to Hailey Baldwin.She said that the lyrics were an attempt to show and validate the authenticity of her feelings.Yesterday, Selena Gomez spoke about one of her recently dropped singles, " Lose You to Love Me," during an appearance for On Air With Ryan Seacrest.Its true power belongs to Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee. "Despacito" does not claim the top spot on our ranking, however, because Bieber was little more than a vocal contributor. mainstream market the true power of Latin music on a global stage." "It not only broke nearly every record under the sun, but it finally made clear to the U.S. "By nearly every measure, 'Despacito' was the world's biggest song of 2017," Moreno writes. And as HuffPost's Carolina Moreno pointed out, its losses in both categories were completely inexplicable. The "Despacito" remix featuring Bieber became the first mostly Spanish-language song in Grammy history to be nominated for record of the year and song of the year. And the music industry is genuinely better off for it. And while he may not know how to actually sing it, he recognized the song's power and asked to be a part of it - becoming the unlikely harbinger of reggaeton's reckoning.
"Despacito" is, by far, the most commercially successful track with Bieber's name attached.
Daddy Yankee and Luis Fonsi in the music video for "Despacito."Ĭhart history: Peaked at No.
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