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"Bulería" is the David Bisbal's fourth official single and the lead single off his second studio album Bulería. The single was released in Spain early 2004. The singer performed the song with Camila Cabello on Cabello's Never Be the Same Tour Live in Madrid.[1]

"Bulería"
Single by David Bisbal
from the album Bulería
Released	2004
Recorded	2003
Genre	Pop/Latin Music
Songwriter(s)	Kike Santander, Gustavo Santander
David Bisbal singles chronology
"Dígale" (2003) "Bulería" (2004) "Oye El Boom" (2004)
Music video
"Bulería" on YouTube

Formats and track listings

• CD single

1. "Bulería"

• CD single – France

1. "Bulería" (Radio Edit)
2. "Bulería" (Remix - Radio Edit)

• CD single – Canada

1. "Bulería" (Original Version)
2. "Bulería" (Remix)
3. "Bulería" (Without Flamenco Guitar Intro. Version)
4. "Bulería" (Without Bulería Vocals Version)

• Digital download – live version[2]

1. "Bulería (Live)" – 4:10

Credits and personnel

Publishing

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vale Music Spain S.L.
• Copyright (c) – Vale Music Spain S.L.
• Record company – Vale Music Spain S.L.
• Produced for – Santander Productions
• Mastered at – Metropolis Mastering
• Published by – Kike Santander Music, LLC
• Published by – Santander Melodies, LLC
• Published by – Famous Music Corporation

Personnel

• David Bisbal – vocals
• Gustavo Santander – songwriting
• Kike Santander – songwriting, production, arrangement, strings arrangement, wind Arrangement
• Daniel Betancourt – production, arrangement, strings arrangement, keyboards programming
• Milton Salcedo – strings arrangement
• Camilo Valencia – wind Arrangement
• Jose Gaviria – backing vocals,
• Rafa Vergara – backing vocals, coros flamencos backing vocals
• Robin Espejo – backing vocals
• Vicky Echeverry – backing vocals
• Paco Fonta – coros flamencos backing vocals, handclaps
• Virginia Moreno – coros flamencos backing vocals, handclaps
• Konstantin Litvinenko – Cello
• Francesc Freixes – graphic design
• Kike Santander – direction
• Rayito – flamenco guitar, handclaps
• Academia de Artistas – management
• Tony Cousins – mastering
• Richard Bravo – percussion
• Rubendarío – photography
• Victor Moscardó – photography
• Milton Salcedo – piano
• Ed Calle – tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone
• Dana Teboe – trombone
• Jason Carder – trumpet
• Luis Aquino – trumpet
• Pedro Alfonso – violin, viola

Charts

Chart (2004)	Peak position
Spain (PROMUSICAE)[3]	1
Argentina (Monitor Latino)	1
US Hot Latin Songs (Billboard)[4]	11
World Latin Top Singles	2

See also

• List of number-one singles of 2004 (Spain)

References

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