At the time, Fergie was arguably the biggest female pop star on the planet following the success of The Dutchess (2006). Her inclusion was genius. She doesn’t sing in Spanish, but she brings a chaotic, raspy, and confident energy that matches the song’s title. Her iconic ad-libs (“ Oww! ”) and her breathy, urgent delivery on the pre-chorus elevate the track from a street banger to a stadium-ready crossover. It’s unpredictable, messy in the best way, and utterly electric.
The remix was born out of Daddy Yankee's partnership with , which also managed Fergie and The Black Eyed Peas. This synergy allowed for a high-profile crossover that blended reggaeton , hip hop , and R&B . Fergie added a "Fergielicious" flair to the track, contributing verses that played on her popular solo persona while Daddy Yankee maintained his signature aggressive flow and Spanish-language essence. A Record-Breaking Music Video Daddy Yankee-Impacto -Remix- -Feat. Fergie- mp3
The remix's success was fueled by a unique mix of star power and high-end production: At the time, Fergie was arguably the biggest
Directed by The Saline Project , the video was one of the most expensive of its time. It premiered on MTV's Total Request Live (TRL) and reached the number one spot. Her iconic ad-libs (“ Oww
In the era of streaming (Spotify, Apple Music), it is easy to take music for granted. But during the height of the (2005–2010), finding a high-quality, correctly tagged version of this specific remix was a digital treasure hunt.
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