Nuestro amor

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“Nuestro amor”
“Nuestro amor” cover
Single by RBD
from the album Nuestro Amor
Released Flag of Mexico August, 2005
Flag of the United States October, 2005
Format Radio single,
digital download
Recorded 2005
Genre Latin pop
Length 3:37
Label EMI
Writer(s) Memo Méndez Guiu,
Emil "Billy" Méndez
RBD singles chronology
"Un poco de tu amor"
(2005)
"Nuestro amor"
(2005)
"Aún hay algo"
(2005)
Nuestro Amor track listing
"Nuestro amor"
(1)
"Me voy"
(2)
Audio sample
Info (help·info)

"Nuestro amor" (English: "Our Love") is the first single from the Mexican pop group RBD's second studio album, Nuestro Amor. The song was also used to promote the second season of the soap opera Rebelde. Also, an English version of the song was recorded in 2006. "This Is Love", the English version of "Nuestro amor", appears on RBD's 2006 first English studio album, Rebels.

It's portuguese version is called "Nosso Amor" and was released as single on Brazil. A special music video for this version of the song was planned, but was scrapped.

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[edit] Music video

The music video for the song was filmed in early August 2005 at Pedregal, Distrito Federal in México and was directed by Amin Azali. It was their first video directed by Amin Azali and premiered in September in the U.S. and Mexico.

The video is about a "date" the girls and boys of RBD have. This video starts with a phone call between Dulce Maria and Christopher, with Dulce being in bath and Christopher at the window. Then the girls dress up elegantly for the coming night they are about to have. The video features the male members getting ready for a romantic dinner too in a Japanese look-a-like house, where the guys look for the girls as they leave clues for them in order to find the girls. Finally, the band walk outside and sit around, sing, enjoy the moonlight and oddly, share some bottles of milk from which they drink from.

[edit] Chart performance

The song became RBD's fifth major hit in Mexico, topping the Mexican singles chart for more than one month. The song peaked at number two on Billboard Hot Latin Pop Airplay chart and number six on Billboard's Top 50 Latin Tracks and Latin Tropical Airplay chart. The song also peaked at number 33 in week 10 on the Romanian Airplay Chart.[1]

On the Latin America Top 40, the single debuted at #19 (their highest debut at the time) and jumped the next week to #6 the following week, it peaked at #4 (for two weeks).[2] The single ended the year as the 49th most played song of 2005 in Latin America.[3]

The single is RBD's fourth Top 5 in a row on the Latin America Top 40.

[edit] Charts

Chart (2005/06) Peak
position
Mexican Singles Chart 1
Brazil Hot 100[4] 1
Ibero-America Top 100 18
Latin America Top 40[2] 4
Romanian Airplay Chart[1] 33
U.S. Billboard Hot Latin Songs[5] 6
U.S. Billboard Latin Pop Airplay[5] 2
U.S. Billboard Latin Tropical Airpla[5] 6
World Latin Top 30 Singles[4] 2
World Airplay Official Top 100[4] 70
Hispanic America Top 40[6] 18

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