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- Pitbull first made a splash in music in 2004 with his catchy hit "Culo." There was not a dale to be found in that vulgar ode to romps, but the rapper made up for the oversight by liberally peppering the expression in nearly every subsequent song.
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Aug 23, 2014 · Pitbull has widely embraced #DALE on his social media accounts. More recently, he used the hashtag while posting a picture of his honorary degree from the non-accredited Doral College in...
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Titled after his memetic catchphrase “Dale” (which roughly translates to “do it” in English), Dale is Pitbull’s ninth studio album after Globalization. It’s also his second Spanish album.
Jul 16, 2015 · “Dale!” So when it came to titling his first Spanish-language album since 2010’s Armando, it’s no surprise Pitbull (real name Armando Pérez) came up with Dale. And not just any “Dale.”
Dale (pronounced; Spanish for "Hit it") is the second Spanish album and ninth studio album by American rapper Pitbull. It was released July 17, 2015, through Mr. 305 and Sony Music Latin. This album arrived almost five years after his first Spanish-language album Armando, released in 2010.
That’s right, Pitbull’s Dale came out today. This time, you won’t find Kesha or Usher on the album nor will you find much English. Dale, one of Pitbull’s catchphrases meaning “Let’s go,” is...
Sep 16, 2023 · This is probably best illustrated by the various Pitbull-isms that pepper the artist’s vast music catalogue, but especially in his use of the popular Spanish slang term “dale” (pronounced...
Album Review: Pitbull – Dale. Miami’s Armando Perez, better known as Pitbull, returns with his 9th album, Dale – his second almost completely in Spanish. The album itself features multiple Spanish speaking guests and overall has a Latin fusion feel, but it also has some samples from The Human League, and a questionable recreation of a ...
