Nota de Amor – Wisin, Carlos Vives ft. Daddy Yankee

“Nota de Amor” is an upbeat, infectious track that brings together the dynamic talents of Puerto Rican reggaeton superstar Wisin, Colombian singer-songwriter Carlos Vives, and the legendary Daddy Yankee. Released in 2015, this collaboration blends various genres such as reggaeton, vallenato, and Latin pop, creating a song that radiates joy, energy, and, most importantly, love. With its catchy rhythm, heartfelt lyrics, and star-studded lineup, “Nota de Amor” quickly became a fan favorite and dominated the Latin music charts.

The fusion of styles and the sheer charisma of the three artists made “Nota de Amor” a standout hit, emphasizing not just romantic love but also the celebration of life through music. It’s a song about falling in love, expressing your feelings, and embracing the beauty that love brings into everyday life. It encapsulates the very essence of Latin music’s appeal—energy, passion, and a contagious joy that makes you want to dance.

A Powerful Collaboration
One of the key reasons “Nota de Amor” became such a hit is the collaboration between Wisin, Carlos Vives, and Daddy Yankee, three of the most prominent names in Latin music. Each artist brought their unique style and energy to the song, resulting in a seamless blend of reggaeton, vallenato, and pop influences.

Wisin, one half of the iconic reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel, is known for his commanding voice and rhythmic reggaeton delivery. His energetic style serves as the backbone of the song, driving the beat forward and adding an irresistible groove that makes “Nota de Amor” perfect for the dance floor.

Carlos Vives contributes his warm, melodic vocals and his signature vallenato influence, a traditional Colombian folk genre that he has popularized on the international stage. Vives’ vocals bring a sense of heart and depth to the track, especially during the chorus, where his smooth voice beautifully conveys the song’s romantic message.

Daddy Yankee, the undisputed king of reggaeton, adds his characteristic swagger and flow, delivering sharp, memorable verses that inject the song with even more energy. His presence in the song adds an extra layer of star power and authenticity to its reggaeton roots.

The collaboration between these three artists shows the power of unity in music. Despite coming from different musical backgrounds—Vives with vallenato and Wisin and Daddy Yankee with reggaeton—the artists come together harmoniously to create a track that’s diverse yet cohesive. This fusion of styles is a testament to the versatility and universal appeal of Latin music.

A Message of Love and Joy
At its core, “Nota de Amor” is a love song, but it is far from being a slow or melancholic ballad. Instead, it is a vibrant celebration of love, filled with enthusiasm and optimism. The title, which translates to “Love Note,” conveys the idea of expressing one’s feelings of love and admiration, but the song’s lively rhythm gives it a sense of playfulness and excitement.

The lyrics are simple yet heartfelt, with each artist contributing verses that highlight the theme of love. The chorus, sung by Carlos Vives, is particularly catchy:
“Esta nota de amor no va a parar”
“Tu me elevas, no quiero aterrizar.”
This roughly translates to “This love note won’t stop / You lift me up, I don’t want to come down.” It captures the feeling of being on a high when you’re in love, that sense of euphoria that comes with romantic feelings.

The song’s lyrics speak to both romantic love and the joy that comes with falling in love. There’s an element of fun and flirtation in the verses, but also a sincere appreciation of the power of love to uplift and inspire. Love, in “Nota de Amor,” is not just an emotion—it’s a source of happiness, motivation, and celebration.

Infectious Rhythm and Musical Blend
Musically, “Nota de Amor” is a perfect blend of different Latin styles. The track’s rhythm is dominated by reggaeton’s unmistakable beat, which gives the song its infectious danceability. This beat is paired with vallenato influences brought by Carlos Vives, particularly in the use of the accordion, an instrument that’s central to the vallenato genre. The result is a song that’s both catchy and distinctive, combining the best of both worlds.

The song starts with a bright, bouncy rhythm that immediately sets the tone for a fun, uplifting listening experience. Wisin’s opening verse brings a sense of urgency and excitement, and as the song progresses, the energy continues to build. By the time Daddy Yankee’s verse kicks in, the song is at its peak energy, making it impossible not to get caught up in the groove.

The music video for “Nota de Amor” enhances this energy with vibrant visuals, showcasing the artists in a variety of colorful settings, from street parties to romantic beachside scenes. The video is as lively and dynamic as the song itself, with the artists exuding charisma and joy throughout.

Success and Impact
“Nota de Amor” was a commercial success, charting high on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart and gaining massive airplay across Latin America and the U.S. The song became a staple at Latin music festivals, parties, and dance clubs, where its irresistible rhythm and feel-good message resonated with audiences.

The song also helped further cement the status of all three artists as powerhouses in the Latin music industry. For Carlos Vives, it was an opportunity to expand his vallenato roots into more pop-oriented and reggaeton spaces. For Wisin and Daddy Yankee, it continued their reign as reggaeton’s top artists, capable of making hits that transcend genres.

Moreover, “Nota de Amor” showcases the ability of Latin music to cross borders and bring people together through shared rhythms and emotions. The song’s universal theme of love, combined with its upbeat rhythm, made it accessible to both Spanish-speaking audiences and international listeners who were drawn to its infectious energy.

Conclusion
“Nota de Amor” is a testament to the power of collaboration in music, blending the unique talents of Wisin, Carlos Vives, and Daddy Yankee into one seamless, joyful celebration of love. With its catchy rhythm, heartfelt lyrics, and infectious energy, the song has become a beloved hit in the Latin music world. It speaks to the power of love to uplift and inspire, all while keeping listeners on their feet, dancing and celebrating. The combination of reggaeton, vallenato, and pop influences makes “Nota de Amor” a shining example of the rich diversity within Latin music, and its enduring appeal continues to make it a favorite among fans.

W
(Oh, oh-oh, uoh-oh, oh)
Carlos Vives
(D.Y.)
Daddy-Daddy
Siriri Daddy-Daddy
Siriri Daddy-Daddy
Preciosa

Hoy te tengo que decir
Que el amor en ti encontré
Que eres tú la mujer que me hace feliz
Me cura el dolor, mi otra mitad
Es una adicción y yo quiero más (¡Suelta el ritmo!)

Vivo en la luna por ti
Vuelo sin alas por ti (¡Su-Sumba!)
No hay quien me quite esta nota
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh-woh)
Vivo en la luna por ti (Duro)
Siento mil cosas por ti (Hey)
No se me pasa esta nota (Una fiesta latina, que no pare el ritmo)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh-woh)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Un junte inesperado; ¡ay ombe!)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Suéltalo; ¡Doble-Doble-Doble U!)

Mami, dame un poco (Heh)
De lo que tú tienes (Heh)
Mami, háblame claro (Heh)
Dime qué tú quieres (W)
Me da un beso, me sube los decibeles
Ella es mi súperheroe, tiene poderes
Mi súper estrella
Me da un beso y deja la huella
Desde ese día me muero por ella
Prepara la paella, abre la botella (Heh)
Dentro de la casa su brillo destella
La reina de mi castillo
Caminando por el pasillo
Con la ropa interior color amarillo
Ella se lo merece
En el bolsillo ya tengo el anillo (Es muy sencillo)
Si fallo, le pido perdón y me arrodillo
(Carlos Vives!)

Vivo en la luna por ti
Vuelo sin alas por ti (Come on!)
No hay quien me quite esta nota
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh-woh; Go)
Vivo en la luna por ti (Duro)
Siento mil cosas por ti (Hey)
No se me pasa esta nota
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh; es contigo)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Oh, oh-oh, uoh-oh, oh; usted es la jefa)
(Señores, Daddy Yankee; oye)

Tú haces que yo me enamore
Que olvide las otras flore’
Que tengo de mil colore’
Ninguna florece como tú, ay, ma’
Voy solo, pero con todo (Go)
No te me escapas ni aunque este mundo se acabe (-cabe)
Y cada beso en mi memoria que se grabe (Grabe)
Pa’ conocer cosas de ti, que nadie sabe
Somos loco’ (Heh)
A que no te atreve’ (¿Qué?)
A hacer conmigo todo lo que dice que no debes (Heh)
Lo que tengo es una nota, que hace que me eleve (Heh)
Oh-oh-oh, que me durará forever (Daddy Yankee)
Trato de cerrar un trato (Yep)
¿Dónde pongo la firma para sellar el contrato? (Sí)
Porque ni los diamantes, pulsera’, lo que pesa mi chequera
Vale más que bailar contigo un vallenato (Wuh-uh-uh)
Tu boca me intoxi’
No tuve que buscar a la proxi’
Supiste noquearme sin el boxing (Ajá)
Avanza, dame la cura para caer en tu sobredosi’
Rápido ma’, que siguiri Daddy Yankee ‘tá pa’ ti, oh sí

Hoy te tengo que decir
Que el amor en ti encontré
Que eres tú la mujer, que me hace feliz
Me cura el dolor, mi otra mitad
Es una adicción y yo quiero más (¡Suelta el ritmo!)

Vivo en la luna por ti
Vuelo sin alas por ti
No hay quien me quite esta nota
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh-woh)
Vivo en la luna por ti (Duro)
Siento mil cosas por ti (Hey)
No se me pasa esta nota (Una fiesta latina, que no pare el ritmo)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Woh-woh-woh-woh-woh)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti (Oh, oh-oh, uoh-oh, oh; junte inesperado)
Que estoy sintiendo por ti