Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LUIS R CONRIQUEZ, NETON VEGA, & FUERZA REGIDA - CHULA VENTE"

Starting point is 00:00:03 Diving into the latest track from Luis, Frezra Regida, and Nathan Vega, which if you didn't know, when it comes to the most popular players in the Latin community, Fraser Regina is putting up all-star like numbers currently, as when it comes to his specific tracks and his specific albums, his album, 111 X Panthea, is set to be the 30th most played album in the last. the world. So with that being said, currently it's the 27. So it's slated to slide a little bit to 30, but it's still a phenomenal accomplishment, especially from the Latin community, to have one of the most popular albums and the mainstream as far as everybody being considered. Because Bad Bunny, he currently has the 34th most play album in the world. So when we're talking about affecting the masses, it's safe to say that Perez of Regina is definitely the leader when it comes to the Latin community. Well, besides Carol G.

Starting point is 00:01:08 Can't forget Carol G putting up phenomenal numbers having the 27th most popular album in the world with Tropical Quetta. So she's technically the leader when it comes to the Latin music industry. But when it comes to that and the collaborative effort between Luis, between Foresa to nate and vega their latest track chula venti is out now on all dsps and when it comes to marketing strategies i believe louis and his team could maybe use some reconstructing of their rollout as when i went to the page i went to his page and looked at the latest promotion for whatever track he was He was promoting this track title, Mnillo. I don't even know how you pronounce it.

Starting point is 00:02:01 But as far as having it up on the screen, Analytic Dreams video on Spotify, to see the video along with the audio. Really, I just want to let y'all know that there's no post I've seen on his page and best believe I looked. So if I looked and it was this hard from a person who dives into every single genre,

Starting point is 00:02:19 then everybody else from an outside perspective may be hard pressed to find his. motion for this specific track so with that being stated the main thing i wanted to let you know is that just maybe his team is looking at natin vaga and fresa regita being on this track and thinking it's probably going to sell itself as if you don't know not only is for fresa regita still objectively having one of the best years in the latin community as far as music but he did debut number one as far as top regional Mexican albums. So if you put that type of artist on your single and you just released it, safe to say that

Starting point is 00:03:04 you probably think the track is going to sell itself, especially the hard hairs that you have on it. But ultimately when it comes to Nate and Vega, I believe it hasn't been like a falloff because essentially speaking, when you look at Mexico. Mexico specifically, that's one of the bigger indications on who's going to blow up next. Nate and Vega does have six tracks and the top 30. So, of course, his most popular actually has eight in the top 50. So when it comes to his most popular tracks, there's TK, T.

Starting point is 00:03:43 what in the world? Tay Kria. Te korea, Tkiria, Kira, Kira, Kira. Quaria? I think it's Quaria. Anyways, after that horrendous butchering of that name, that's his most popular track. So it's T-E-E-E-R-A and then V-E-R-A and then V-E-R. So as far as that, if you type that in, it should pop up as far as Alamein and Nathan Vega. But ultimately, I just want to let you know that Nathan Vega already has one of the top tracks played in Mexico. So the Tay-C-C-I-R-V-R-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-R- is the seventh most played track in Mexico. And of course, for Ezra, Regina, it's like in the top five with multiple tracks up there. So when it comes to Louise, now I think this goes back to my marketing point.

Starting point is 00:04:35 He's not on the charts at all, specifically in Mexico. To me, that's a red flag because I believe when it comes to Louise and when it comes to him being from Sonora, Mexico, and having a major emphasis on making, Coritos bellicose, I think you should be more popular in your specific region because of your type of music. And because the reason why I say this, because if it's not resonating with your local people that you know that's trying to listen to your music, then how would you translate it to

Starting point is 00:05:16 worldwide global appeal if people in your own region is not listening to it? So that's why I think putting Nate and Vega, putting Fereza Regita on here is definitely helping out Luis by a lot. And ultimately, I don't know what's going to happen to the overall promotion of this track. But it seems like they just put Nate and Vega and Perez Regina on it and just said it was going to sell itself. Because as you already know, I've covered Louise multiple times. And every single time is with a hard hitter in the Latin community. There's nothing wrong with cross-collaborative efforts, right? some will say we need more of that in hip hop rather than just beefing with one another to create

Starting point is 00:05:53 engagement so that is one positive i would give to the latin community but ultimately i just wanted to let you know that louise i've covered him multiple times especially this year alone i covered mali du kato i think that's how he said the track with tito double p and i also cover his track with peso pluma bandita and now he's back again with another track in 2025 title Trula Vente with Fresa Regida and Nathan Vega. So that being said, click my link, sure you're my bio, let me know on one of my social medias. What do you think about Louise putting out this single with yet another Latin community hard hitter? And do you think that his marketing rollout she could use some work as far as pulling more eyes to his music?

Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LUIS R CONRIQUEZ, NETON VEGA, & FUERZA REGIDA - CHULA VENTE"

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