leyaris11 Posted March 7 Posted March 7 (edited) Despite collab with young hot up coming Latin singers with her ninth studio Spanish album Aguilera but she is still failed when capture a huge Latin market? Why? Edited March 7 by leyaris11 3 1 3
Popular Post Pheromosa Posted March 7 Popular Post Posted March 7 She's failed in every market, lets be honest 2 1 19 1
Popular Post shyboi Posted March 7 Popular Post Posted March 7 We latinos do not want a white woman cosplaying as latina. 8 3 9 4
vuelve88 Posted March 7 Posted March 7 She only released 5 singles for the album. Maybe the 6th single would have made the difference. 8
Truth Teller Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Because, just like the rest of her post-2006 career, the marketing was wrong. Christina is a 43-year old woman who hasn't had a Latin era in over 20 years and who doesn't even speak Spanish. Nobody was here for her doing generic, disposable bops like Santo, Suéltame, Como Yo, Brujería etc. The Latin girls can get that stuff from the younger, newer, fresher, more relevant, homegrown popstars. She could have eventually reached that demographic by being a feature on a hot Latin artist's song, but not the other way around The 2 audiences that Christina should have tapped were: a) her Mi Reflejo era fans, who wanted to hear her have a manic episode over a piano instrumental and b) the older audience that is disgruntled with the current wave and keep spamming YouTube comments saying they miss real music. And she failed to attract either of those groups. Pa' Mis Muchachas and La Reina are the only memorable songs that came out of that project 5 1 2 3 1
MonsterTown Posted March 7 Posted March 7 my dad still playing contigo a la distancia, pero me acuerdo de ti, por siempre tu .... 61 yo 2
UnusualBoy Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Pero Me Acuerdo De Ti is a latin classic and that's the type of music we want from her, not reggaeton and urban influenced songs since the market is infested with that music... 1 1
Lil' Oz Posted March 7 Posted March 7 2 minutes ago, 305 said: She’s a white woman A lot of Latinos are white. What’s your point? 5 1
XDNA Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Her first album is one of the best selling Latin albums of all time. 1
WEEKND Posted March 7 Posted March 7 The music was bad. Bad ***** aesthetic only works if the bops are as fierce as said ***** 2 1 1
Erreur2 La Nature Posted March 7 Posted March 7 It’s an interesting question because she has collaborated with so many popular artists who are smashing on streaming but they could not even make her chart. She has failed in every single market though not just latin countries. Her latest album charted in 1 country. 3 2 1 1
KFC Posted March 7 Posted March 7 24 minutes ago, Truth Teller said: a manic episode over a piano instrumental
305 Posted March 7 Posted March 7 13 minutes ago, Lil' Oz said: A lot of Latinos are white. What’s your point? I'll let you think about this one. 1 1
Karla Cabello Posted March 7 Posted March 7 1 minute ago, 305 said: I'll let you think about this one. what is there to think? latinos are not a race 4 1
Cottonmouth Posted March 7 Posted March 7 The music just wasn't that great and was so uninspired. The rollout was tacky with the 3 EPs. And the best Latin song from the era remains unreleased ("Lloras Por Na"). I say this as a fan, but her Latin comeback era was trash and a waste imo.
Johnny Cash Posted March 7 Posted March 7 It was very stereotypical music, like a white american's idea of what Latin music is. If she just did her usual work but in Spanish it would have been much better. 1
XDNA Posted March 7 Posted March 7 35 minutes ago, Truth Teller said: Because, just like the rest of her post-2006 career, the marketing was wrong. Christina is a 43-year old woman who hasn't had a Latin era in over 20 years and who doesn't even speak Spanish. Nobody was here for her doing generic, disposable bops like Santo, Suéltame, Como Yo, Brujería etc. The Latin girls can get that stuff from the younger, newer, fresher, more relevant, homegrown popstars. She could have eventually reached that demographic by being a feature on a hot Latin artist's song, but not the other way around The 2 audiences that Christina should have tapped were: a) her Mi Reflejo era fans, who wanted to hear her have a manic episode over a piano instrumental and b) the older audience that is disgruntled with the current wave and keep spamming YouTube comments saying they miss real music. And she failed to attract either of those groups. Pa' Mis Muchachas and La Reina are the only memorable songs that came out of that project I disagree. Aguilera was her best album since Bionic. The rollout was a mess but the artistic side was a return to form.
Happylittlepunk Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Everything that xtina has been doing all seems like a mess tbh. I really hope her next era she finally gets a hold of things. Idk if xtina needs to get a new team or xtina herself is the problem. But things are just not working out.
alfonso12 Posted March 7 Posted March 7 The music was bad. It's a shame cause Mi Reflejo is like a latin pop classic that everyone from my generation knows, but this one was just too bland. 1 1 1
Toxic.Latin Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Maybe she should start taking online classes for chinese or japanese. Watch out girl, there are not many markets left. 1 3
shakeyourbombom Posted March 7 Posted March 7 I remember La Fuerza was outcharted by Laundry Service (a 2001 album) in Spain on the album release day. The demand is just not right there. Focus on Vegas
shakeyourbombom Posted March 7 Posted March 7 1 hour ago, XDNA said: Her first album is one of the best selling Latin albums of all time. That's not true. 1 1
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