![]() ![]() ![]() The track is mid-tempo, being one of the slowest songs on the album. The song is more similar to Am I Dreaming, in the sense that both feature a soothing tropical melody. The fifth track on the album is Feel What I Feel. Both the album version and single version feature Elephant Man rapping a verse on the track. The dancehall track has DeLuna singing about a dance move, called the whine up. The fourth track on the album is the lead single, Whine Up. The song sees DeLuna asking herself if she is dreaming, because the person she loves is so perfect. The song differs greatly from the dance nature of the previous track, with a more tropical beat taking over the song. The following song is Am I Dreaming, which was initially going to be the album's second single. The track sees DeLuna singing about commanding the dance floor. ![]() The version on the original release of the album features DeLuna singing the song by herself, however, there are multiple versions of the song which were released in various countries. Following the intro is the album's second single, Run the Show. The album opens up with an intro, before proceeding into the next song. Throughout the album, Spanish influences are seen in the majority of the tracks. The music found on the album is generally R&B/pop as well as dance and hip hop. The Konvict Musik Edition of the album also features Akon on the song, Am I Dreaming, which was originally performed as a solo song by DeLuna. DeLuna also teamed up with Elephant Man on the track Whine Up, which received a worldwide release. Shaka Dee and Busta Rhymes also collaborated on Run the Show, with the Don Omar version being released in the European edition of the album, the Shaka Dee version being released in Spanish territories, and the Busta Rhymes version being released in the United States. DeLuna also met rapper Don Omar, who lent his vocals to the track, Run the Show. After signing with the label, DeLuna met with producer RedOne, and the two would later collaborate on the majority of the album's tracks. In 2006, DeLuna chose to pursue a solo career and was signed by Epic Records. In 2004, while DeLuna was 17, Coquette opened for a Cassidy concert in New Jersey. Ruiz gave DeLuna this advice: 'Nobody knows you better than you do, and nobody can help you if you can't help yourself.' DeLuna began writing her own music and has continued to do so. It was through this competition that she met Cuban salsa singer Rey Ruiz. Her version of 'I Will Always Love You' took first place. At age 15, DeLuna entered a Coca-Cola sponsored karaoke competition. ![]()
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