Amor Gitano

Infobox Single
Name = Amor Gitano


Artist = Alejandro Fernández and Beyoncé
from Album = Viento a Favor, B'Day "(Deluxe Edition) and" Irreemplazable
A-side =
B-side =
Released = March 2007
Format = CD single
Recorded = January 2007 at
The Beach House Recording Studios
(Miami Beach, Florida)
Roc the Mic Studios
(New York City, New York)
Genre = Latin pop, soul
Length = 3:48
Label = Columbia
Writer = Beyoncé Knowles, Jaime Flores, Reyli Barba
Producer = Rudy Pérez, Beyoncé Knowles
Certification =
Misc = Extra chronology
Artist = Alejandro Fernández
Type = singles
Last single =
This single = "Amor Gitano"
(2007)
Next single = "Te Voy A Perder"
(2007)Extra chronology
Artist = Beyoncé
Type = singles
Last single = "Get Me Bodied"
(2006)
This single = "Amor Gitano"
(2007)
Next single = "Green Light"
(2007) Extra track listing
Album = B'Day "(Deluxe Edition)": Disc Two
Type = studio
this_track = "Amor Gitano"
track_no = 1
next_track = "Oye"
next_no = 2

"Amor Gitano" ( _en. Gypsy Love) is a Latin pop and soul song written by American R&B singer Beyoncé along with Jaime Flores and Reyli Barba as the theme song for the telenovela "" in 2007. Knowles produced the song with Rudy Pérez and performed it with Latin pop singer Alejandro Fernández. "Amor Gitano" was written and performed in Spanish, and recorded in January of 2007. According to the label's translation, Fernández sings, "I'm your gypsy, your pilgrim. I'm your thief, I'm going to love you even if they tear my heart out". [ [http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070206/latu088.html?.v=89 Translation] ]

Release and chart success

"Amor Gitano" was the first release from Fernández's twelfth studio album "Viento a Favor" (2007) and the second release from the deluxe edition of Beyoncé's second studio album "B'Day" (2007). It was mainly sold in markets with a strong Latin demographic, including Mexico where it reached number 38 on the country's official singles chart and number five on the Digital Sales chart in late April of 2007. In Spain, the song was certified 8x Platinum (160,000 copies) for downloads and 15x Platinum (300,000 copies) for ringtone sales. "Amor Gitano" has spent 13 weeks on top of the Spanish singles chart. It's Beyoncé's second number-one hit on the Spanish Download chart (the first was "Beautiful Liar") as well as her first Spanish language number-one hit.

Charts

Notes

[http://www.musicstack.com/item/85832413/beyonce+knowles/amor+gitano Music Stack]