Pailita, born in Chile, is one of the top icons of Reggaeton, not only in his country but throughout all of Latin America. His fresh collaboration with Polimá Westcoast and Young Cister, “After Party,” is literally a party bomb!
But listen up, the melody is gonna sound hella familiar ’cause it samples “Astronomia” produced by Tony Igy back in 2010. In fact, the original track is also popularly known as the African coffin dance meme song. Crazy, right?…
Transporting Viewers to the 80s TV Era
In a creative move, they set the music video in an 80s TV show, creating the perfect backdrop for “After Party.” You’ll see a talent show where Pailita and his crew stand out with their fast-paced rhymes loaded with spicy words.
The whole audience, even the judges, go from being bored to getting hyped up with good vibes. Everyone gets up on their feet and dances like party animals to the verses of these three rappers.
No doubt, that same effect will hit you when you hear this new banger.
Moreover, this fresh track has been getting some good feedback from fans just a few days after its release. That said, Pailita in Chile already got his name and brand on lock, and he’s slowly making his way into new territories.
Musical Elements and Flow
The mix of electronic music with a dash of Dembow and heavy, repetitive bass is the foundation of all Reggaeton hits. At the same time, the dynamic flow of the performers makes this composition sound quite interesting.
In contrast to one of Pailita’s best songs, “Caminemos De La Mano,” which racked up over 12 million views on YouTube and is a romantic jam, “After Party” offers something completely different that makes you wanna shake your booty!
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