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"Bad Bunny and Jennifer Lopez Release Tropical 'Te Gusté' Trailer". ^ a b Aniftos, Rania (November 7, 2018)."This Week in Music: Jennifer Lopez and Bad Bunny, Sade, Little Mix". ^ Spanos, Brittany (November 16, 2018)." 'Te Guste': Our Favorite Latin Songs This Week". ^ Fernández, Stefanie (November 14, 2018)."Jennifer Lopez & Bad Bunny Team For Tropical-Trap Joint 'Te Gusté': Watch". "Jennifer Lopez & Bad Bunny's 'Te Gusté' Video Is Sizzling Hot". "Jennifer Lopez & Bad Bunny Turn Up the Heat in New 'Te Gusté' Video: Watch". ^ Fernandez, Suzette (November 8, 2018)."Bad Bunny Says He Was Starstruck By Jennifer Lopez on 'Te Guste' Video: 'I Barely Said a Word' (Exclusive)". "Watch a trailer for Bad Bunny and Jennifer Lopez's 'Te Gusté '". ^ a b c Darville, Jordan (November 7, 2018).Lopez revealed she had collaborated with Bad Bunny in October 2018, and shared a trailer for the music video they shot together for the song in November. In the trailer, Lopez appears in a bikini, while Bad Bunny is shown wearing various colorful, patterned shirts. The song's accompanying music video, directed by Mike Ho, was called "vacation-themed", "warm-toned and tropical" by Billboard. Plus, with Bad's recent hot streak and his two aforementioned hits, this collaboration is mutually beneficial to both parties who want to further up their already impressive weight in the Latin-pop world and continuously prove their superstardom." NPR's Stefanie Fernández was receptive of the song, stating: "None of it feels like she's trying too hard she has earned this It would seem that if everything Bad Bunny has touched this year has turned to gold, JLo has the power to make it stay." Rolling Stone writer Brittany Spanos described "Te Guste" as a "trap-pop gamechanger" and a " rom-com of a duet". Mike Wass of Idolator was positive, writing: "The reggaetón banger is certainly catchy enough and that summery production is guaranteed to cure the winter blues." Jeff Benjamin of Forbes noted that the song "lets J.Lo hone in on her musical chameleon style and deliver on a trap-y cut, while Bad Bunny can shine in the sound that made him a star. According to Suzette Fernandez of Billboard, the song's lyrics feature an exchange "when a couple meet for the first time, like each other and are remembering that moment." Critical reception You always learn from the greats, and J.Lo is one." The Fader called the track reggaeton and a "long-awaited" collaboration.
I felt the pressure", adding: "She's a total professional, a diva, a mega-star, not just in music but in the entertainment industry. Of working with Lopez, Bad Bunny revealed: "I barely said a word to her because I was so nervous.
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