Aun se me hace dificil de digerir la idea de escuchar al mismo tiempo a Jennifer Lopez cantando con Wisin & Yandel. Aunque me hubiese gustado oir su voz en español, le doy gracias a Dios que la diva del Bronx decidió cantar en inglés.
Aburrida, sin emoción y plagada de sonidos poco originales, "Follow the Leader" no nos genera esa sensasión de querer andar persigiendolos por todo Acapulco como ellos pretenden en el video musical. Incluso, lo unico bueno que se puede extraer de esta canción son los bien-pensados versos de Jennifer Lopez, que le arrebata la luz a los reggaetoneros de una forma celestial.
De resto, no hay nada emocionante que oir acá. Seguiré oyendo "Dance Again" hasta que me atormente de Pitbull e ignoraré esta terrible producción que, aunque efectivamente es pegajosa y para las masas seguro será un hit, me provoca sentimientos encontrados.
Creo poder decir que si la oigo es para cantar los versos de la boricua, porque los gritos y gemidos sin sentido y sin orden del par de "musicos" puertorriqueños me causan indigestión antes que emoción. Que bueno que en las discotecas solo se escucha el sonido y todos ignoran las letras.
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Still is hard for me to digest the idea of listening at the same time to Jennifer Lopez singing with Wisin & Yandel. Even when i'd liked to hear her voice in spanish, i thank god the diva chose to sing in english.
Boring, emotionless and plagued with not-so-original sounds, "Follow the Leader" does not generate on us that sensation of being chasing them throuhout Acapulco, as they pretend us to do on the music video. Also, the only good thing that could be extracted from this song are the well-thought verses sang by J.Lo, which takes out all the light from the reggaeton duo in a celestial way.
Aside from that, there's nothing exciting to be hear here. I'll still listen to "Dance Again" until i get bored of Pitbull and i'll ignore this terrible production that, even when effectively infectious and surely for the common people will become a hit, it makes me have encountered feelings.
I think i can say that if in any moment i listen to this song is to sing J.Lo's verses, because the screamings and groans of non-sense and without order from the puertorican "musicians" causes me indigestion more than excitement. So good that on clubs you can only hear to the music, and everyone ignore the lyrics.
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Still is hard for me to digest the idea of listening at the same time to Jennifer Lopez singing with Wisin & Yandel. Even when i'd liked to hear her voice in spanish, i thank god the diva chose to sing in english.
Boring, emotionless and plagued with not-so-original sounds, "Follow the Leader" does not generate on us that sensation of being chasing them throuhout Acapulco, as they pretend us to do on the music video. Also, the only good thing that could be extracted from this song are the well-thought verses sang by J.Lo, which takes out all the light from the reggaeton duo in a celestial way.
Aside from that, there's nothing exciting to be hear here. I'll still listen to "Dance Again" until i get bored of Pitbull and i'll ignore this terrible production that, even when effectively infectious and surely for the common people will become a hit, it makes me have encountered feelings.
I think i can say that if in any moment i listen to this song is to sing J.Lo's verses, because the screamings and groans of non-sense and without order from the puertorican "musicians" causes me indigestion more than excitement. So good that on clubs you can only hear to the music, and everyone ignore the lyrics.
Análisis de Razr Nation.
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