Mid-tempo reggaeton at 97 BPM in B minor, built on a dembow beat, deep bass and glossy synths with Spanish-language male vocals up front. The celebratory title (champagne and rum) points it at toasts, poolside bottle service and wedding-reception footage; a full three-minute song form with a clear chorus payoff.
The most extroverted cue here: 105 BPM reggaeton-pop in E flat minor with brass stabs cutting over the dembow drums, bass and synths, plus lead male vocals. Playful and flirtatious in line with its title, it suits fashion runway edits, dance challenges and high-spirits party footage.
The outlier on the record — Latin trap and R&B at 161 BPM (half-time feel) in F sharp minor, driven by 808 sub-bass, skittering hats and moody synth pads under male vocals. Darker and more seductive than the reggaeton tracks, it fits late-night city driving, streetwear campaigns and slow-motion attitude shots.
The title track and the shortest cue at just over two minutes, a slow-rolling 84 BPM reggaeton in E flat minor with siren FX, brass hits, heavy bass and male vocals. Cheeky and club-facing, its compact length makes it an easy drop-in for trailers, social spots and short promo edits.
A 90 BPM reggaeton in D flat minor with a laid-back dembow groove, round bass, synth hooks and male vocals across a full three minutes. Sitting between the slow title track and the faster party cuts, it works as a steady summer bed for drinking, beach and holiday footage.