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Xplosión es el segundo álbum de estudio del cantante puertorriqueño Vico C, lanzado el 14 de septiembre de 1993 por BMG Music. Contiene canciones, algunas con sample, entre ellas Love Will Never Do de Janet Jackson para "Base y Fundamento", Express Yourself de Dr. Dre para "Saboréalo", Baby You Can Do It de para "Baby Quiero Hacerlo" y Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved de James Brown para el sencillo "María". En el álbum Aquel que había muerto de 1998, se incluyó una nueva versión de "Xplosión" con nuevos arreglos musicales.
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dbo:abstract | Xplosión es el segundo álbum de estudio del cantante puertorriqueño Vico C, lanzado el 14 de septiembre de 1993 por BMG Music. Contiene canciones, algunas con sample, entre ellas Love Will Never Do de Janet Jackson para "Base y Fundamento", Express Yourself de Dr. Dre para "Saboréalo", Baby You Can Do It de para "Baby Quiero Hacerlo" y Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved de James Brown para el sencillo "María". En el álbum Aquel que había muerto de 1998, se incluyó una nueva versión de "Xplosión" con nuevos arreglos musicales. (es) Xplosión is the second studio album by Puerto Rican rap recording artist Vico C released on September 14, 1993 by Prime Records and distributed by BMG. With lyrics raging from drugs trade, social conscience, violence and love along with a production between Rap, R&B and Reggae, Xplosion is considered one of Vico C`s most important albums and is it credited to have a important influence of the early stages of the reggaeton movement.Some samples and contained on some tracks of the album, including Love Will Never Do by Janet Jackson for "Base y Fundamento", Express Yourself by Dr. Dre for "Saboréalo", Baby You Can Do It by The S.O.S. Band for "Baby Quiero Hacelo" and Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved by James Brown for the single "María". Xplosion received positive reviews by critics and fans alike.Billboard staff, stated that the album was a diverse set, containing an infectious mix of sociopolitical narratives and carnal love tales. However, it labeled some lyrics contains on some songs as an unfriendly to R&B and Latin Radio. Just like his previous albums, Xplosion contains strong social lyrics. The track "Base y Fundamendo" talks about the differences between the upper social class and poor neighborhood in Puerto Rico, discrimination, colorism and racism.On the title track, is a social critique where he expresses his concern about the social status of the time, classism, the increase of drug addiction among youth and wars. Following the release of the album, he was nominated for Rap Artist of The Year at the 6th Lo Nuestro Awards. Like his previous album, it contains a few Vico C`s better known hits. "Maria" and "Saborealo" important airplay among the young audiences in Puerto Rico and were certified Gold and Platinum.Eventually, both tracks charted insade of US Tropical Airplay. Although, the album did not charted on any official chart. (en) |
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rdfs:comment | Xplosión es el segundo álbum de estudio del cantante puertorriqueño Vico C, lanzado el 14 de septiembre de 1993 por BMG Music. Contiene canciones, algunas con sample, entre ellas Love Will Never Do de Janet Jackson para "Base y Fundamento", Express Yourself de Dr. Dre para "Saboréalo", Baby You Can Do It de para "Baby Quiero Hacerlo" y Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved de James Brown para el sencillo "María". En el álbum Aquel que había muerto de 1998, se incluyó una nueva versión de "Xplosión" con nuevos arreglos musicales. (es) Xplosión is the second studio album by Puerto Rican rap recording artist Vico C released on September 14, 1993 by Prime Records and distributed by BMG. With lyrics raging from drugs trade, social conscience, violence and love along with a production between Rap, R&B and Reggae, Xplosion is considered one of Vico C`s most important albums and is it credited to have a important influence of the early stages of the reggaeton movement.Some samples and contained on some tracks of the album, including Love Will Never Do by Janet Jackson for "Base y Fundamento", Express Yourself by Dr. Dre for "Saboréalo", Baby You Can Do It by The S.O.S. Band for "Baby Quiero Hacelo" and Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved by James Brown for the single "María". (en) |
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