The Un Verano Sin Ti track’s unused Stillz-directed visual treatment could be a near-shot-to-shot entertainment of Simon Brand’s 1998 video for Elvis Crespo’s “Suavemente.”
Bad Bunny’s forward solo studio LP, Un Verano Sin Ti, is the foremost fruitful collection of 2022 hence distant. It’s remained near to the beat of the Announcement 200 within the 14 weeks since it claimed the year’s greatest make a big appearance. And final week, it retook its put on the charts from Beyoncé’s Renaissance, which presently sits at No. 3 behind YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s brand modern record, The Final Slimetto.
Nowadays, the Puerto Rican megastar has shared a music video for “Neverita,” a lovesick mid-album cut almost a conceited lady who rebukes his sentimental suggestions, stowing her heart absent in a cooler (“El corazón lo puso en la neverita”).
The unused clip, coordinated by Stillz, is near to a shot-for-shot change of Simon Brand’s 1998 visual treatment of Elvis Crespo’s “Suavemente,” in spite of the truth that “Neverita” (both the melody and the video) is three quarters the length of the more seasoned track. It’s charmingly retro stylish is less a spoof than an tribute, and its tributary nature is affirmed by a commitment amid the conclusion credits that peruses, “EN HONOR AL MEJOR VIDEO DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS” (in honor of the most excellent video of all time)