Studio Album · No. 5

Visionary Songwriting Credits by Farruko

2015 Sony Music Latin 14 tracks 53:16

Produced by Neonazza, Musicólogo & Menes, Andy Clay, Gabriel Rodríguez, Jumbo, Gaby Music, Ladkani, Montana, Franfusion, DJ Luian, Maffio, Sharo Towers, DJ Chino, Frabian Eli, Rvssian, Ez el Ezeta  ·  Engineered by Sharo Towers, Mike Fuller, Christopher Morales

Sony Music Latin ReggaetonLatinHip HopPop
Complete Artist
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Authorship

Holds writing credit on 14 of 14 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 14 / 14 documented

Who wrote the songs?

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Farruko's roles on this album

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By the Numbers

14
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18
Lyricists
16
Producers
2015
Released
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Farruko holds a writing credit on all fourteen tracks under his legal name, Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado, but no single co-author sits beside him for the whole record. Benny Benni is credited on nine of the fourteen songs and is the closest thing to a steady writing partner; every other name arrives with the beat it came attached to. Production rotates through sixteen credits instead of settling on a house team: Neonazza and Musicólogo & Menes open the record, Andy Clay and Gabriel Rodríguez handle 'Obsesionado' and 'Te Va a Doler', and Jumbo appears three times with a different partner each occasion. Sharo Towers mixed and recorded the whole album and produced two cuts of his own, which makes him the one technical author running end to end. Guest writers show up only where guests sing, so Ky-Mani Marley, Armando Pérez, Orville Richard Burrell and Nick Rivera Caminero each appear on exactly the song they perform on.

Visionary is Farruko's fourth studio album, released October 23, 2015, and his first for Sony Music Latin after the label partnered with his own Carbon Fiber Music imprint. The record pushes reggaeton toward reggae and pop, bringing in Shaggy and Ky-Mani Marley alongside Nicky Jam, Messiah and Pitbull. It went to number one on Billboard's Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums charts and reached 124 on the Billboard 200. The Latin Recording Academy nominated it for Best Urban Music Album at the 17th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, Farruko's third nomination in that category.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Visionary
FarrukoMusicólogo & MenesBenny Benni Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoEduardo LópezEliezer GarcíaFreddy MontalvoJesús Manuel Benítez HiraldoJosé Carlos CruzNoah K. AssadRafael Jiménez NeonazzaMusicólogo & Menes Farruko (Lead Vocals)
2
Fantasy
FarrukoBenny Benni Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoEduardo LópezEliezer GarcíaFreddy MontalvoJesús Manuel Benítez HiraldoJosé Carlos CruzNoah K. AssadRafael Jiménez NeonazzaMusicólogo & Menes Farruko (Lead Vocals)
3
Obsesionado
FarrukoBenny BenniAndy ClayJosh "The Secret Code"Guss Music Baby Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoJesús Manuel Benítez HiraldoGabriel RodríguezGustavo Alberto Andy ClayGabriel Rodríguez Farruko (Lead Vocals)
4
Intimidad
FarrukoJumbo Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoVíctor Viera Moore JumboGaby Music Farruko (Lead Vocals)
5
HMB
FarrukoMessiahBenny Benni Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoBenito GarcíaGeorge Michael Ladkani Nieves Ladkani Farruko (Lead Vocals)Messiah (Featured Vocals)
6
Papi Champú
FarrukoBenny Benni Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoAlberto LozadaFrancisco Collazo Casiano MontanaFranfusion Farruko (Lead Vocals)
7
Back to the Future
FarrukoBenny BenniJumbo Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoJesús Manuel Benítez HiraldoVíctor Viera Moore JumboDJ Luian Farruko (Lead Vocals)
8
Chillax
FarrukoKy-Mani Marley Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoKy-Mani MarleyCarlos Ariel PeraltaMarcos G. PérezRobert Fernández MaffioSharo Towers Farruko (Lead Vocals)Ky-Mani Marley (Featured Vocals)
9
Never Let You Go
FarrukoPitbull Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoArmando PérezAchraf JannusiJimmy ThörnfeldtJorge Gómez MartinezJosé Carlos GarcíaMichael CalderónNovel JannusiBilal Hajji DJ Chino Farruko (Lead Vocals)Pitbull (Featured Vocals)
10
Illusion
FarrukoJumboLuny Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoVíctor Viera MooreFrancisco Saldaña JumboFrabian Eli Farruko (Lead Vocals)
11
Te Va a Doler
FarrukoBenny BenniAndy ClayJosh "The Secret Code" Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoJesús Manuel Benítez HiraldoGabriel RodríguezGustavo Alberto Andy ClayGabriel Rodríguez Farruko (Lead Vocals)
12
Power
FarrukoBenny BenniFranfusionMontana Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoAlberto LozadaFrancisco Collazo Casiano MontanaFranfusion Farruko (Lead Vocals)
13
Sunset #3
FarrukoShaggyNicky JamRvssian Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoNick Rivera CamineroNikolas David SilveraOrville Richard BurrellTarik Johnston Rvssian Farruko (Lead Vocals)Shaggy (Featured Vocals)Nicky Jam (Featured Vocals)
14
Angels
FarrukoBenny BenniSharo TowersEz el Ezeta Carlos Efrén Reyes RosadoEzequiel RiveraMarcos G. Pérez Ez el EzetaSharo Towers Farruko (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions Visionary

When did Farruko release Visionary?
Visionary came out on October 23, 2015. It was Farruko's first album for Sony Music Latin, which had signed him earlier that year and partnered with his own Carbon Fiber Music imprint.
Who is featured on Visionary?
Messiah appears on 'HMB', Ky-Mani Marley on 'Chillax', Pitbull on 'Never Let You Go', and Shaggy and Nicky Jam both sing on 'Sunset'.
How did Visionary chart?
It reached number one on both Billboard's Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums charts, Farruko's second album to top each, and peaked at 124 on the Billboard 200.
Did Visionary win a Latin Grammy?
No. It was nominated for Best Urban Music Album at the 17th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, Farruko's third nomination in that category, and did not take the award.
Who produced Visionary?
Sixteen production credits are spread across the record. Neonazza and Musicólogo & Menes open it, Andy Clay and Gabriel Rodríguez take 'Obsesionado' and 'Te Va a Doler', Rvssian produced 'Sunset', and Sharo Towers mixed the album while producing two tracks himself.
Data note: Andy Clay, Josh "The Secret Code" and Guss Music Baby are credited as writers on Genius but no source opened publishes a legal name for Andy Clay, so he is listed under lyricists only. Discogs prints the mixing and recording engineer as Sharo Towers; Genius credits Sharo Towers in the same roles on the same tracks. Sharo Towers is used throughout so the credit matches the later Farruko albums and does not split in two.

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