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Tempo

At 176 BPM this is a very fast song, faster than 99% of the songs in our catalogue. Tempos this high often feel like half their value (a 160 BPM trap beat can feel like 80), and are typical of drum & bass, trap and fast rock. Because it is so quick, many listeners feel it in half-time, at about 88 BPM. This tempo was checked against Deezer's measurement of the full track.

Key

Eb minor uses the notes Eb – F – Gb – Ab – Bb – Cb – Db. Minor keys tend to sound darker or more emotional, and its relative major, F# major, shares exactly the same notes, which is why the two mix so smoothly.

Energy

We rate its energy 61/100 (upbeat), based on how loud, dense, bright and punchy the preview sounds. Its tempo sits in the 160–180 steps-per-minute range many runners use, so it works for running.

Songs that mix well with it

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For a smooth harmonic mix, pair it with songs in 2A, 1A, 3A, 2B at a similar tempo.

• Se PreparóOzuna171 BPMEb minor
• HeartlessThe Weeknd170 BPMEb minor

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About Ozuna

Puerto Rican singer (born 1992). Juan Carlos Ozuna Rosado, known professionally as Ozuna, is a Puerto Rican singer. Five of his studio albums have topped the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart, with Aura (2018) reached number seven on the Billboard 200. His musical style is primarily defined as reggaeton and Latin trap, although he has collaborated with several artists from different genres and his music takes influences from a wide variety of genres, including pop, rock, hip hop, R&B, reggae, bachata, dembow, and electronic, amongst others. (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) More about Ozuna →

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