The artists participated in the most important late night on US TV. They talked about the origin of the collaboration and performed the song live.
The Argentinian Producer bizarre and the Colombian singer Shakira appeared on Friday at “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”the most important late night on American television, in a program where they performed their world hit “BZRP Music Sessions #53” moments after receiving recognition by the four Guinness Records you got the item.
The participation of bizarre together with the Latin star, he had two segments: in the first they talked about the origin of collaboration Between the two of them, nothing less than in the classic living room of the studio of the nbc networkLocated in the 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York.
Then they played the song live in a reproduction of the classic scenography of the videos of bizarre -a kind of home studio set up in a room-, and in front of a gallery full of shakira fans who sang each verse along with her.
The arrival of the Argentine producer at one of the most important stages of North American TV -the second after Nicki Nicole did it in 2021 to interpret his hits “Wapo Traketero” and “No toque mi naik”- marks a new step in a career that still did not find the roof.
bizarrewho is the first Argentine to reach the Spotify #1 Global Rank (the previous one was with his “Session” with the Spanish Quevedo), he also received shortly before going on the air the four Guinness Records that he achieved with this song since it was released in January.
These were: The fastest Latin song to reach 100 million views on Youtube (two days and almost 22 hours); the most watched latin song in Youtube in 24 hours (63 million views); the Latin song with the most reproductions in Spotify in 24 hours (14,393,342); and the most streamed Latin song on Spotify in a week (80,646,962).
Source: Ambito
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