“Pues” is the hot new hit from electronic dance music (EDM) DJ/producer, R3HAB, and multi-Platinum recording artists, LUIS FONSI and SEAN PAUL. The single will be out on April 23, 2021 on Universal Music.
Vibrant. Tropical. Sensuous. Summer beckons early with a glittering class of gem: the summer anthem. When three hit-making giants collide, dancefloors are sure to quake. R3HAB x Luis Fonsi x Sean Paul’s “Pues” (Universal Music) is out now and it’s destinated to become this summer’s anthem. With a colorful music video starring TikTok superstar and Instagram sensation, Valeria Sandoval, “Pues” is a rhythmic song that’ll saturate airwaves and playlists just in time for driving with the windows open and the top-down. Warmly syncopated, sensuously confident and gyrating through the hot, tropical air, “Pues” swims through the airwaves with its pulsating bassline and luring vocals. “Pues” is the catchiest of songs, one soaked with abundant sunshine, pulling the listener close and into a dance that ought never end.
About R3HAB
R3HAB (real name, Fadil El Ghoul) is a Dutch DJ/producer from Breda, the Netherlands, known worldwide as a leading electronic dance music (EDM) artist. Ranked #13 in DJ Mag’s “Top 100 DJs” poll in 2020, he’s a go-to producer and remixer for mainstream pop acts including Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Rihanna and fellow electronic dance music (EDM) artists, Steve Aoki, The Chainsmokers, and others. R3HAB’s debut original production, “Mrkrstft,” was remixed by globally recognized DJ/producer, Hardwell, upon its release in 2007. R3HAB’s full-length studio albums are 2017’s Trouble and 2018’s The Wave. Among R3HAB’s numerous releases, tracks like 2000’s “Around The World (La La La)” stand out, clocking-in at close to 150 million Spotify streams and landing on Spotify’s Global Viral chart. As a live DJ, R3HAB played approximately 120 live shows-per-year (pre-pandemic), including at every major music festival and nightclub the world over, with a particularly strong showing in Asia. “Pues” is R3HAB’s first collaboration with Luis Fonsi and Sean Paul.
About Luis Fonsi
Luis Fonsi (real name, Luis Alfonso Rodriguez Lopez-Cepero) is a Latin GRAMMY®-winning singer/songwriter/musician of global acclaim for his ubiquitous hit song, 2017’s “Despacito” featuring Daddy Yankee (Universal Latin). His talent was immediately evident upon signing with Universal Music Latin in 1998 with his first album, Comenzare (I Will Begin), which was both a commercial and critical success. Fonsi has since released another seven studio albums and become a household name thanks to his numerous television, video and film appearances. “Despacito” was the world’s second best-selling single of 2017 with more than 24 million in sales and track-equivalent streams. In 2018, Fonsi was awarded seven Guinness World Records titles for “Despacito,” for distinctions including “most weeks at #1 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart,” “longest duration on the Billboard charts,” and “most viewed video online.” In 2019, Fonsi performed “Right Where I’m Supposed To Be” as the official theme song of the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Abu Dhabi, UAE. As of November 2020, the “Despacito” music video has more than 7.5 billion views. The shelves in Luis Fonsi’s home that display his awards must certainly be ample, for his professional accolades are abundant. Dominating the world’s music awards, Fonsi’s “Despacito,” “Echame La Culpa” with Demi Lovato, and other releases, have wins bestowed upon them by the American Music Awards, Latin GRAMMY Awards, iHeartRadio Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, Billboard Latin Music Awards, Teen Choice Awards, the BMI Awards and others. Nominations include for additional GRAMMY Awards and MTV Video Music Awards.
About Sean Paul
Sean Paul (real name, Sean Paul Ryan Francis Henriques) is a Jamaican dancehall DJ/singer/producer regarded as one of the genre’s most inexhaustible artists. Paul’s American chart-toppers, originals and features include, “Get Busy/Like Glue,” “Temperature,” Beyonce’s “Baby Boy,” Clean Bandit’s “Rockabye” with Anne-Marie, and Sia’s “Cheap Thrills.” Paul won the 2004 GRAMMY Award in the category of “Best Reggae Album” for Dutty Rock. Additional award wins include 2005’s American Music Award for “Best Pop/Rock Male Artist,” 2009’s Soul Train Award for “Best Reggae Artist,” and 2012’s MTV Video Music Award (Japan) for “Best Reggae Video” for “She Doesn’t Mind.” Nominations include 2015’s GRAMMY for “Best Reggae Album” for Full Frequency, 2017’s MTV Europe Music Award for “Best Song” for Clean Bandit’s “Rockabye” with Anne-Marie, and 2017’s GRAMMY for “Cheap Thrills” with Sia for “Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.”
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