Enrique Iglesias - Bailando Ft. Descemer Bueno, | Gente De Zona (espaг±ol)

: In 2015, it became the first Spanish-language song to surpass one billion views on YouTube.

Experience the global sensation that redefined Latin pop by watching the official music video for 'Bailando': : In 2015, it became the first Spanish-language

: The song spent a then-record 41 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. The music video played a crucial role in the song's identity

The music video played a crucial role in the song's identity. Directed by Alejandro Pérez and filmed in , the visuals are a celebration of street culture. The video famously features: The final version we know today combined Iglesias’s

When Iglesias heard their revamped version—which included the now-iconic "yo quiero estar contigo" bridge—he realized they had "lightning in a bottle". The final version we know today combined Iglesias’s pop sensibilities with the raw energy of Cuba’s urban scene, effectively launching Gente De Zona to international stardom. Record-Breaking Success

Long before "Despacito" took over the world, Enrique Iglesias’s (2014) served as the definitive bridge between Latin pop and the global mainstream. Featuring Cuban singer-songwriter Descemer Bueno and the reggaeton duo Gente De Zona , the track wasn't just a hit; it was a cultural phenomenon that shattered records and remains one of the most-watched Spanish-language videos in history. A Lightning-in-a-Bottle Collaboration

"Bailando" was the standout single from Iglesias’s tenth studio album, Sex and Love . Its commercial performance was historic: