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Pa'l mundo 2005
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Pa'l mundo

When the duo Wisin & Yandel released Pa'l mundo in 2005, they already had an interesting trajectory in the genre. This work, released under the label Machete Music and distributed by Universal Music Latino, stood out for its sound and the collaborations it brought together. It is said that the production was handled by Luny Tunes and Tainy, who contributed to the album's sonic identity. The record was presented with a total of 23 tracks, including pieces like Dale, which served as an introduction, and songs that became very recognized like Rakata and Lento.

Year
2005
Songs
23
Duration
70 min 7 seg
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23 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Dale - Intro

3:11 02

Manigueta

Intermediate

2:47 03

Llamé pa' verte (Bailando sexy)

Easy

3:15 04

Paleta

2:55 05

Solo una noche

Intermediate

3:01 06

Mayor que yo parte 2

Easy

3:47 07

La barría

2:56 08

Calle callejero

Easy

2:56 09

Sin él

Intermediate

2:53 10

Rakata

Intermediate

2:53 11

Sensación

2:35 12

Tabla

Intermediate

2:55 13

Noche de sexo

Intermediate

3:26 14

Mírala bien

Intermediate

2:37 15

La compañía

Intermediate

3:23 16

Lento

Intermediate

2:56 17

Títere

Easy

2:38 18

Yo quiero

Advanced

2:45 19

Fuera de base

3:06 20

Rakata (remix)

3:31 21

Rakata (hip hop remix)

3:23 22

Llame pa' verte (Bailando sexy) (instrumental)

3:17 23

Mi nombre corre

3:01

About the album

Pa'l mundo, according to DoReSol

The impact of Pa'l mundo was quickly felt. The album managed to reach the top of Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, demonstrating its strength in the market. One of its most resonant tracks, Rakata, which was originally part of Mas Flow 2, also had a standout performance, topping the same publication's Latin Rhythm Airplay category. The album had several editions; a reissue released in May 2006 included the track "Pam pam", which reached number one on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart. Later, in July 2007, another version titled First Class Delivery appeared.

The sales of Pa'l mundo are an interesting data point to understand its reach. It is estimated to have sold around 1 million copies worldwide. In the United States, according to data from Nielsen Soundscan in 2012, it had moved 676,000 units, positioning itself as one of the best-selling albums in the country over a 25-year period. The Recording Industry Association of America awarded it 4X Platinum and Gold certification. In 2005, the duo embarked on a tour of the United States, including performances in New York, to promote the album. By 2025, 20 years since its release were commemorated, and Rolling Stone recognized it as one of the most significant Latin albums globally.