Bad Bunny - X 100pre (2018)

Bad Bunny - X 100pre (2018) Published: December 25/18 Released: December 24/18 album • Urbano latino • 15 Tracks • 53 Minutes

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SELECTED LINE: On X100PRE, he cements his place among the elite in Latin pop — and in pop music writ large. -Rolling Stone

X 100PRE is the debut studio album by Bad Bunny, released by Rimas Entertaiment on December 24, 2018

Preview

1. NI BIEN NI MAL3:56

2. 200 MPH (feat. Diplo)2:50

3. ¿Quién Tú Eres?2:39

4. Caro3:49

5. Tenemos Que Hablar3:44

6. Otra Noche en Miami3:53

7. Ser Bichote3:13

8. Si Estuviésemos Juntos2:49

9. Solo de Mí3:17

10. Cuando Perriabas3:08

11. La Romana (feat. El Alfa)5:00

12. Como Antes3:50

13. RLNDT4:44

14. Estamos Bien3:28

15. MÍA (feat. drake)3:30

℗ 2018 Rimas Entertainment LLC

Critic Reviews (20)

There is just a bit too much generic auto tuning to make X 100PRE really inescapable.

60% 4 months ago

de Volkskrant de Volkskrant

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The album is fairly diverse, ranging from rap, reggaeton and trap to pop and moments of gorgeous strings and guitars.

4 months ago

KEXP KEXP

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Bad Bunny has with 'X 100pre' proven that he can be much more than just latin trap.

80% 4 months ago

Soundvenue Soundvenue

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The full-length debut from Latin trap popularizer Bad Bunny mostly sounds standard even in the context of stateside pop rap.

50% 7 months ago

theneedledrop theneedledrop

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Bad Bunny's debut album 'X100PRE' reminds millennials of growing up in Puerto Rico when reggaeton was starting to go mainstream.

7 months ago

NBC News NBC News (TOP)

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Even with a fairly consistent production team holding it all together, X 100PRE nonetheless offers sonic surprises.

7 months ago

NOISEY NOISEY

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What they invite is to dance - at the expense of the sense of ridicule of oneself, one passes the listening believing to have swag- and / or to sing in almost every moment.

77% 7 months ago

jenesaispop (ES) jenesaispop (ES)

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The album testifies to his versatility and displays the breadth of genres covered on his previously released singles.

80% 7 months ago

The Straits Times The Straits Times (TOP)

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Similar to Cardi B’s Invasion of Privacy, X 100PRE maintains an overall consistency such that any of its song might eventually emerge as a bona fide hit.

80% 7 months ago

Highsnobiety Highsnobiety

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It is near perfect because it the album flows concisely, while offering you plenteous options to DANCE!!!!!!!!!!!

7 months ago

DiandraReviews DiandraReviews

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The appeal is in his open-mindedness; at first it sounds as if he is just offering a Spanish-language version of slurred, Auto-Tune heavy rap, but listen closer and you will find strains of salsa, soft rock and reggaeton.

80% 7 months ago

The Times of London The Times of London (TOP)

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It’s a great, genre-defying, culturally important album, and proof that one of the biggest singles artists of the last couple years is capable of becoming a highly skilled album artist as well.

7 months ago

BrooklynVegan BrooklynVegan

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Bad Bunny released the best album of 2019 before the year even started.

7 months ago

Washington Post Washington Post (TOP)

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All of the groundbreaking variety is tied together by Bad Bunny’s inimitable voice, charisma, and ability to blend depth and irreverence.

7 months ago

REMEZCLA REMEZCLA

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X 100PRE comes into its own when it demonstrates Bad Bunny’s singularity as an artist, even among the current wave of Latin American pop stars.

80% 7 months ago

The Guardian The Guardian (TOP)

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The synthesis of this Pan-Latino perspective is difficult to express in any language, yet X 100PRE’s masterful sequencing somehow manages to weave a diverse arrangement of styles into a coherent statement, one that represents one of the most honest depictions of urbano muisc.

82% 7 months ago

Pitchfork Pitchfork (TOP)

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With its bangers and sonic diversity, this release suggests that the Latin trap artist possesses the potential to shape mainstream music for years to come.

82% 7 months ago

HipHopDX HipHopDX (TOP)

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