Maluma is still processing the fact that he has a song with Beyoncé.
The Colombian singer reacted on his Instagram account to the release of “Cuerpo (Tumbao),” their first collaboration, which appears on Beyoncé’s newly released B’Day (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition).
Collaboration Details
“I can’t believe it. I never imagined I’d be saying this,” Maluma said in Spanish in a video shared through an Instagram Story. “Are you ready for what I’m about to say? ‘Mueve el Cuerpo,’ or ‘Tumbao,’ featuring Beyoncé, is out now.”
“Colombia in the house,” he continued, before thanking the producers, songwriters, and other members of the team behind the track. “This is f*cking awesome. A little song with Beyoncé. What a f*cking flex.”
Track Information
“Cuerpo (Tumbao)” reworks “Get Me Bodied” while sampling Celia Cruz’s “La Negra Tiene Tumbao.” Produced by Beyoncé, Edgar Barrera, and Casta, with co-production from Ali “Ali Ali” Alvarez, the bilingual track incorporates new verses from Maluma.
The collaboration is one of several additions to the 31-track 20th anniversary edition of B’Day, originally released on September 4th, 2006. The reissue also includes “Irreemplazable (Como La Flor),” featuring vocals from Selena Quintanilla with approval from her estate, as well as “Can I Watch You” featuring Pharrell.
In conclusion, the release of “Cuerpo (Tumbao)” marks a significant collaboration between Maluma and Beyoncé, and is a notable addition to the B’Day (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition). The track’s blend of Latin rhythms and Beyoncé‘s signature style is sure to excite fans of both artists.
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