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Este emotivo tributo a Paul Walker se convirtió en un himno global, combinando el rap de Wiz Khalifa con la balada de Charlie Puth.
Encargado como el emotivo tributo a Paul Walker tras su trágica muerte durante el rodaje de Furious 7, "See You Again" combina la balada de piano de Charlie Puth con los versos de hip-hop de Wiz Khalifa. El video intercala tomas de conducción por acantilados de California con imágenes nostálgicas de la franquicia, celebrando el legado de Walker.
'Uptown Funk' is the lead single from British producer Mark Ronson's fourth studio album, Uptown Special, featuring American singer Bruno Mars. The track channels 1980s Minneapolis sound and classic funk/boogie grooves, marking Ronson's first US No. 1 single as a solo artist. Spent 14 consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and topped charts in the UK, Australia, and France. Certified 11x Platinum (Diamond) by the RIAA on October 18, 2016, confirming 11 million US digital units (the 13th Diamond song in RIAA history). Named one of Billboard's 'Songs That Defined The Decade' and ranks among the top 10 most-viewed YouTube videos of all time (5,938,617,232 views as of 2026-11-13). Cross-format dominance: 'Uptown Funk' bridged terrestrial radio, paid downloads, and YouTube video consumption simultaneously, reaching 11 million RIAA units within two years of release.
Encargado como el emotivo tributo a Paul Walker tras su trágica muerte durante el rodaje de Furious 7, "See You Again" combina la balada de piano de Charlie Puth con los versos de hip-hop de Wiz Khalifa. El video intercala tomas de conducción por acantilados de California con imágenes nostálgicas de la franquicia, celebrando el legado de Walker.
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