Studio Album · No. 6

TrapXFicante Songwriting Credits by Farruko

2017 Sony Music Latin 22 tracks 82:25

Produced by Ez el Ezeta, Prida Beats, Christian Adorno, Rvssian, Sharo Towers, Andy Clay, Luis Salazar, Jhon Paul Villasana, Ezequiel Garcia, Jan Paul Pérez, José Carlos Cruz, Fredy Neo, Noah K. Assad, Rafael Jiménez, Ladkani, Elijah Sarraga, J Melodiez, Juan Francisco Méndez, Luismer José Pena, Wadiz Ricardo Pena, Tainy, Nítido en el Nintendo  ·  Engineered by Lu Diaz, Mike Fuller, Sharo Towers, Gerardo Rodríguez

Sony Music Latin Latin TrapReggaetonLatinHip Hop
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Authorship

Holds writing credit on 22 of 22 tracks

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Who wrote the songs?

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Farruko's roles on this album

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By the Numbers

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Where Visionary spread its writing across whoever brought the beat, TrapXFicante runs on a pair. Farruko, credited under his legal name Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado, and Franklin Martinez share a writing credit on all 22 tracks without exception, which is the tightest writing room in Farruko's catalog up to this point. Everyone else enters in ones and twos: a guest rapper writing his own verse, or a producer taking a share of the song he built. Ezequiel Rivera is the busiest of those, credited as a writer on six tracks, and the production pair of Ez el Ezeta and Prida Beats covers four of the same songs, which puts the album's sonic spine in that corner rather than with the bigger names on the guest list. Sharo Towers produces five tracks and engineers many more, with Marcos G. Pérez credited as a writer on each of those five. Rvssian is the one outside hand given a full song of his own, twice, on 'Krippy Kush' and 'Yeah Baby'. The closing 'Don't Let Go' hands the room back to José Carlos Cruz, Noah K. Assad and Rafael Jiménez, the same writers who opened Visionary two years earlier.

TrapXFicante is Farruko's fifth studio album, released September 15, 2017, through Sony Music Latin. The title folds 'trap' into the Spanish word traficante, and the 22 tracks follow that pun outward: cha-cha-cha on 'Chá Chá Chá' with Jacob Forever, R&B on 'Para Acá', dance production on 'Amaneció' and 'Suéltate Tú'. Farruko has said he made the switch because reggaeton had started to hem him in as a performer. The album reached number 3 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart and 184 on the Billboard 200, carried by 'Krippy Kush' with Bad Bunny and Rvssian.

Track Listing & Credits 22 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
TrapXficante
FarrukoFrank MiamiJoniel Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraHenry De La PridaHéctor Miguel Hernández Torres Ez el EzetaPrida Beats Farruko (Lead Vocals)
2
Llégale
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezChristian AdornoJeannelyz Marcano Carrasquillo Christian Adorno Farruko (Lead Vocals)
3
Krippy Kush #5
FarrukoBad BunnyRvssianFrank MiamiKosa Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezBenito MartinezTarik JohnstonThomas Kevin Richard Rvssian Farruko (Lead Vocals)Bad Bunny (Lead Vocals)Rvssian (Featured Vocals)
4
Explícale
FarrukoFrank MiamiSanto Niño Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraMarcos G. PérezWander M. Méndez Santos Ez el EzetaSharo Towers Farruko (Lead Vocals)
5
No Confío
FarrukoFrank MiamiAlexio La Bestia Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezMarcos G. PérezVíctor Aléxis Rivera Rosado Sharo Towers Farruko (Lead Vocals)Alexio La Bestia (Featured Vocals)
6
Te Vas Conmigo
FarrukoFrank MiamiAndy Clay Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraLuis Salazar Ez el EzetaAndy ClayLuis Salazar Farruko (Lead Vocals)
7
Le Falté el Respeto al Dinero
FarrukoFrank MiamiArcángel Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraHenry De La PridaAustin Agustín Santos Ez el EzetaPrida Beats Farruko (Lead Vocals)Arcángel (Featured Vocals)
8
Amaneció
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezJhon Paul Villasana Jhon Paul Villasana Farruko (Lead Vocals)
9
Chá Chá Chá
FarrukoFrank MiamiJacob ForeverSharo Towers Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezMarcos G. PérezJhon Paul VillasanaYosdany Jacob Carmenates Sharo TowersJhon Paul Villasana Farruko (Lead Vocals)Jacob Forever (Featured Vocals)
10
Para Acá
FarrukoFrank MiamiNano La Diferencia Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel GarciaChristopher Michael Villot Ezequiel Garcia Farruko (Lead Vocals)
11
MP5
FarrukoFrank MiamiÑengo FlowDarell Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraHenry De La PridaEdwin Laureano Rosa Vázquez OrtizJan Paul PérezVladimir A. Natera Abreu Ez el EzetaPrida BeatsJan Paul Pérez Farruko (Lead Vocals)Ñengo Flow (Featured Vocals)Darell (Featured Vocals)
12
Spectrum
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezFreddy MontalvoJosé Carlos CruzNoah K. AssadRafael Jiménez José Carlos CruzFredy NeoNoah K. AssadRafael Jiménez Farruko (Lead Vocals)
13
Losing Control
FarrukoFrank MiamiFetty Wap Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezAndrés Jese GavillánGeorge Michael Ladkani NievesWillie Maxwell Ladkani Farruko (Lead Vocals)Fetty Wap (Featured Vocals)
14
Llama Bebé
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEzequiel RiveraHenry De La Prida Ez el EzetaPrida Beats Farruko (Lead Vocals)
15
Oscuridad
FarrukoFrank MiamiAnuel AA Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezElijah SarragaEmmanuel Gazmey Elijah Sarraga Farruko (Lead Vocals)Anuel AA (Featured Vocals)
16
Lunes-Viernes
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezBlenfer AlmonteJaysson PenaJohan José FranciscoJuan Francisco MéndezLuismer José PenaWadiz Ricardo Pena J MelodiezJuan Francisco MéndezLuismer José PenaWadiz Ricardo Pena Farruko (Lead Vocals)
17
Suéltate Tú
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezMarcos G. PérezJhon Paul VillasanaEduardo VargasEliezer PalaciosFrancisco SaldañaMarco Masis TainySharo TowersJhon Paul Villasana Farruko (Lead Vocals)
18
Yeah Baby
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezTarik JohnstonThomas Kevin Richard Rvssian Farruko (Lead Vocals)
19
Kilo Kilo
FarrukoFrank MiamiQuímico Ultramega Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezJesús Alberto Jiménez MarteRamón Estix Taveras Mejía Nítido en el Nintendo Farruko (Lead Vocals)Químico Ultramega (Featured Vocals)
20
Me Cansé
FarrukoFrank Miami Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezJhon Paul Villasana Jhon Paul Villasana Farruko (Lead Vocals)
21
Mi Forma de Ser
FarrukoFrank MiamiMangus Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezMarcos G. Pérez Sharo Towers Farruko (Lead Vocals)
22
Don't Let Go #27
FarrukoFrank MiamiMusicólogo & MenesRafa J. VegasFreddy "El Syntethyzer"Phantom Neo Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoFranklin MartinezEduardo LópezFreddy MontalvoJosé Carlos CruzNoah K. AssadRafael JiménezEliezer García José Carlos CruzFredy NeoNoah K. AssadRafael Jiménez Farruko (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions TrapXFicante

When did Farruko release TrapXFicante?
TrapXFicante came out on September 15, 2017, through Sony Music Latin, with Farruko's Carbon Fiber Music imprint on the release.
What does the title TrapXFicante mean?
It is a word play that reads as 'trap dealer'. The album name splits the Spanish word traficante, meaning dealer, and drops the genre name into the middle of it.
Who is featured on TrapXFicante?
Bad Bunny and Rvssian appear on 'Krippy Kush', with Alexio La Bestia, Arcángel, Jacob Forever, Ñengo Flow and Darell, Fetty Wap, Anuel AA, and Químico Ultramega spread across the rest of the record.
How did TrapXFicante chart?
It reached number 3 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, number 2 on Latin Rhythm Albums, and 184 on the Billboard 200.
Who wrote TrapXFicante?
Farruko, credited under his legal name Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado, and Franklin Martinez are co-writers on every one of the 22 tracks. Guests write only on the songs they appear on.
Data note: 'Liberace' was released as the album's first single but charted on none of the lists in the discography, so it is left out of the singles list. Producer names follow the Wikipedia track table throughout. Genius credits production on several of the same tracks under different names (Lil Geniuz, Jhon Paul El Increible, Young Hollywood, The Reason, Prida, EZ Made Da Beat), and no source opened states which of those belongs to which person, so only the Wikipedia forms are recorded here.

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