Studio Album · No. 3

F.A.M.E. Songwriting Credits by Maluma

2018 Sony Latin 15 tracks 50:23

Produced by The Rude Boyz, Edgar Barrera, Umberto Tavares, Mãozinha, Carlos Lago da Costa, Ily Wonder, Timbaland, Rance, Angel Lopez, Scott Storch, Diego Ave, Lil Eddie, Madmusick, Sergio George  ·  Engineered by Edgar Barrera, Chan El Genio, Kevin ADG, Josh the Secret Code, Matt Anthony, Dan Warner, Rolando Alejandro, Luis Barrera Jr., Juan Mario Aracil, David Nakaji, Jacob Richards, Rashawn Mclean

Sony Latin PopReggaetonTrapTropical House
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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 15 of 15 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 15 / 15 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 15 tracks with documented writers, by whether Maluma carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Maluma's roles on this album

Share of the 15 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

15
Tracks
22
Lyricists
14
Producers
2018
Released
Data Insight

Maluma writes on all fifteen tracks and never on his own. Edgar Barrera is on eleven of them and the Rude Boyz pair, Kevin Mauricio Jiménez Londoño and Bryan Snaider Lezcano Chaverra, on twelve, but the two camps share a credit only eight times. Where they split says who was flown in. The Rude Boyz sit out "Mi Declaración", "How I Like It" and "Unfollow", the three songs built by Timbaland, Scott Storch and Madmusick, while Barrera is absent from "Corazón", "La Ex" and both versions of "Felices los 4". Guests write on their own song and nowhere else, so Geoffrey Royce Rojas, Jason Desrouleaux and Marco Antonio Muñiz each turn up exactly once, while Stiven Rojas, who sings on nothing, picks up six writing credits.

F.A.M.E. is a backronym for Fe, Alma, Música y Esencia, and it is the first Maluma album to move between Spanish, English and Portuguese across one track list. The Medellín duo The Rude Boyz, Kevin ADG and Chan El Genio, produce eleven of the fifteen tracks, with the rest handed to Timbaland, Scott Storch, Edgar Barrera and Madmusick. It entered the Billboard 200 at number 37 and went straight to number one on both Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums. It won Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album at the Latin Grammy Awards in 2018.

Track Listing & Credits 15 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Intro - F.A.M.E.
MalumaÉdgar BarreraChan El GenioKevin ADG Juan Luis Londoño AriasÉdgar BarreraBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez Londoño The Rude BoyzÉdgar Barrera Maluma (Lead Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Piano)
2
Corazón #5
MalumaChan El GenioKevin ADGAurelio da SilvaUmberto TavaresJefferson Junior Juan Luis Londoño AriasBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoAurélio Ribeiro Martins Da SilvaUmberto TavaresJeferson Dos Santos The Rude BoyzUmberto TavaresMãozinhaCarlos Lago da Costa Maluma (Lead Vocals)Nego do Borel (Featured Vocals)
3
El Préstamo #10
MalumaÉdgar BarreraChan El GenioKevin ADG Juan Luis Londoño AriasÉdgar BarreraBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez Londoño The Rude BoyzÉdgar Barrera Maluma (Lead Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Guitar)
4
Cuenta a Saldo
MalumaÉdgar BarreraChan El GenioKevin ADG Juan Luis Londoño AriasÉdgar BarreraBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez Londoño The Rude Boyz Maluma (Lead Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Guitar)
5
Hangover
MalumaChan El GenioKevin ADGÉdgar BarreraAndrés UribePrince Royce Juan Luis Londoño AriasBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoÉdgar BarreraAndrés Uribe MarínGeoffrey Royce Rojas The Rude BoyzIly Wonder Maluma (Lead Vocals)Prince Royce (Featured Vocals)
6
Mi Declaración
MalumaTimbalandÉdgar BarreraJosé A. VelázquezSidRance Juan Luis Londoño AriasTimothy MosleyÉdgar BarreraJosé A. VelázquezSidnie TiptonLarrance Dopson TimbalandRanceÉdgar BarreraAngel Lopez Maluma (Lead Vocals)Timbaland (Featured Vocals)Sid (Featured Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Guitar)Angel Lopez (Guitar)Eddy López (Trumpet)
7
How I Like It
MalumaScott StorchÉdgar BarreraJosé A. Velázquez Juan Luis Londoño AriasScott StorchÉdgar BarreraJosé A. Velázquez Scott StorchAngel LopezDiego Ave Maluma (Lead Vocals)
8
Marinero
MalumaChan El GenioKevin ADGÉdgar Barrera Juan Luis Londoño AriasBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoÉdgar Barrera Édgar Barrera Maluma (Lead Vocals)Dan Warner (Guitar)
9
Delincuente
MalumaChan El GenioKevin ADGÉdgar BarreraStiven Rojas Juan Luis Londoño AriasBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoÉdgar BarreraStiven Rojas The Rude Boyz Maluma (Lead Vocals)
10
Condena
MalumaChan El GenioKevin ADGÉdgar BarreraStiven Rojas Juan Luis Londoño AriasBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoÉdgar BarreraStiven Rojas The Rude Boyz Maluma (Lead Vocals)
11
Ojos Que No Ven
MalumaÉdgar BarreraChan El GenioKevin ADGStiven Rojas Juan Luis Londoño AriasÉdgar BarreraBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoStiven Rojas The Rude Boyz Maluma (Lead Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Guitar)Andrés Uribe (Guitar)
12
La Ex
MalumaJason DeruloChan El GenioLil EddieKevin ADGStiven Rojas Juan Luis Londoño AriasJason DesrouleauxBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraEdwin SerranoKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoStiven Rojas The Rude BoyzLil Eddie Maluma (Lead Vocals)Jason Derulo (Featured Vocals)
13
Unfollow
MalumaÉdgar BarreraMadmusick Juan Luis Londoño AriasÉdgar BarreraGiencarlos Rivera TapiaJonathan Carlo Rivera Tapia Madmusick Maluma (Lead Vocals)Édgar Barrera (Guitar)
14
Felices los 4 #2
MalumaServando PrimeraMario CáceresKevin ADGChan El GenioStiven RojasAndrés UribeEli Palacios Juan Luis Londoño AriasServando PrimeraMario CáceresKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraStiven RojasAndrés Uribe MarínEliezer Palacios The Rude Boyz Maluma (Lead Vocals)
15
Felices los 4 (Salsa Version)
MalumaServando PrimeraMario CáceresKevin ADGChan El GenioStiven RojasAndrés UribeEli PalaciosMarc Anthony Juan Luis Londoño AriasServando PrimeraMario CáceresKevin Mauricio Jiménez LondoñoBryan Snaider Lezcano ChaverraStiven RojasAndrés Uribe MarínEliezer PalaciosMarco Antonio Muñiz The Rude BoyzSergio George Maluma (Lead Vocals)Marc Anthony (Featured Vocals)Diego Giraldo (Background Vocals)Lenny Fierro (Background Vocals)William DuVall (Background Vocals)Rubén Rodriguez (Bass Guitar)Richie Carrasco (Bongos, Cowbell)Jimmie Morales (Congas)Sergio George (Piano)Jorge Díaz (Trombone)Jesús Alonso (Trumpet)

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Frequently Asked Questions F.A.M.E.

What does F.A.M.E. stand for?
Fe, Alma, Música y Esencia, which is Spanish for faith, soul, music and essence. The title is built as a backronym so the English word and the Spanish phrase both land.
Who produced F.A.M.E.?
The Rude Boyz, the Medellín duo of Kevin ADG and Chan El Genio, produce eleven of the fifteen tracks. The four they sit out are "Mi Declaración", built by Timbaland with Rance and Angel Lopez, "How I Like It" from Scott Storch, "Marinero" from Edgar Barrera, and "Unfollow" from Madmusick. Sergio George takes over the salsa rework of "Felices los 4".
How did F.A.M.E. perform on the charts?
It opened at number one on Billboard's Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums charts and at number 37 on the Billboard 200. Outside the US its strongest week was number 6 in Spain, then number 10 in Mexico, number 12 in Switzerland and number 16 in Italy.
Which songs from F.A.M.E. charted?
"Felices los 4" reached number 2 on Hot Latin Songs and crossed to number 48 on the Hot 100. "Corazón" peaked at number 5 and "El Préstamo" at number 10 on Hot Latin Songs. "Marinero" went out to promote the album rather than as a single and got to number 27.
Did F.A.M.E. win an award?
It won Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album at the Latin Grammy Awards in 2018.
Which languages are on F.A.M.E.?
Spanish carries most of it, "Hangover" and "How I Like It" bring in English, and "Corazón" adds Portuguese through the Brazilian singer Nego do Borel. It is the first Maluma album to work in all three.

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