The album's most aggressive dancefloor cut: a 102bpm reggaeton dembow in E minor pushed toward EDM with stabbing brass, hard synth bass and chopped vocal samples instead of a lead vocal. Built for high-gloss summer action — pool parties, jet skis, bodies in motion — and short enough at 2:35 to cut straight to a promo.
A slower 90bpm reggaeton-pop song in E minor with a full male vocal performance over a warm synth and bass bed, leaning emotional and sensual rather than club-hard. Its nearly three-minute length gives it a proper verse-chorus shape for a beach romance or vacation sequence.
Darker club reggaeton at 93bpm in C major, and the only cue here that pairs male and female vocals over the dembow beat and low synth bass. The strut-and-tease of the title reads as fashion runway or late-night VIP footage with a slightly menacing edge.
An instrumental-leaning club banger at 106bpm in D#, riding synth bass and dembow percussion with vocal shouts and FX as hooks rather than a sung lead. The party-invitation title and 2:36 runtime make it an easy drop-in for yacht, resort or nightlife b-roll where dialogue still needs room.
Confident 105bpm reggaeton with an EDM finish in bright A major, driven by synth bass, dembow beat and cut-up vocal FX rather than a lead singer. The reckless title and beach-plus-action mood suit fast cuts of surf, street sport or car culture in full sun.
The title cut and the fastest thing here at 111bpm in F, a sinuous club reggaeton built on synth bass, dembow drums and vocal samples used as percussion. Slinky and confident, it fits catwalk footage, nightlife montage or any sequence about seduction and risk.
Companion piece to the other 90bpm vocal song but set in G# minor, giving the male vocal and synth-bass reggaeton groove a more wistful, romantic cast. Nearly three minutes of steady mid-tempo pulse for intimate two-hander scenes, slow-dance moments or an end-credit fade.
The album's most laid-back track at 82bpm in C, purely instrumental — beat, bass and synth with no vocal hook — so the groove sits low and unobtrusive. Sunset-into-nightlife pacing makes it a natural underscore bed for narration, interviews or bar and rooftop establishing footage.