Luis Fonsi reflects on decade-defining hit 'Despacito,' announces new album coming 2020
. On paper, the trio may have been a mismatch, but their work on “Despacito” would help usher in a new era for Latin music.
After “Depacito” made its mark on the English-language market, it opened the doors for Latin and American artists to collaborate. Examples include J. Balvin’s remix of “Mi Gente” with Beyonce, and Bad Bunny’s hit “Mia” alongside Drake, where both featured artists sang at least partially in Spanish. Though these tracks stand alone, there have been many singers who have tried to replicate the lighting-in-a-bottle formula that worked for Fonsi — with varying degrees of success.
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