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Paula DeAnda |
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Studio album by Paula DeAnda |
Released |
August 29, 2006 |
Recorded |
2005–2006 |
Genre |
Pop, R&B |
Label |
Arista Records, J Records |
Producer |
Happy Perez, Stargate, Danja, Robert Shea Taylor, Stephen Ferrera, Dusty & Mike, Frankie J, Sixx John & Sauce, Nick "P.B." Washington, Russel Lee |
Professional reviews |
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Paula DeAnda chronology |
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Singles from Paula DeAnda |
- "Doing Too Much"
Released: July, 2006
- "Walk Away (Remember Me)"
Released: July, 2006
- "When It Was Me"
Released: 2007
- "Easy"
Released: June 26, 2007
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Paula DeAnda is the eponymous debut album by American pop singer Paula DeAnda. It includes four singles: "Doing Too Much" featuring Baby Bash, "Walk Away" featuring The DEY, "When It Was Me", and "Easy" featuring Lil Wayne. The song "Overloved", written by Diane Warren, was originally recorded by Raven-Symoné on her third album This Is My Time. The album peaked at #54 on the Billboard 200.[1]
The Album was rereleased in 2007 with 4 new tracks, "Irresistible", "Back Up Off Me", and Spanish Versions of both "Easy" and "Doing Too Much" respectively titled "Fácil", and "Lo Qué Hago Por Tu Amor". "Lo Que Hago Por Tu Amor" was previously an iTunes Bonus Track on the original version of Paula DeAnda and "Back Up Off Me" was a Japanese Bonus Track
[edit] Track listing
- "Doing Too Much" (featuring Baby Bash) – 4:06
- Produced by Happy Perez
- (Nathan Perez, Ronald Bryant, Angel Noa & Paula DeAnda)
- "Walk Away (Remember Me)" (featuring The DEY) – 4:20
- "Easy" (featuring Lil Wayne/Bow Wow) – 3:56
- Produced by Danja. Additional Production by Timbaland
- (Nate Hills, Nikko, Paula DeAnda, Theodore Thomas, Richard "Younglord" Frierson & Dwayne Carter)
- "When It Was Me" – 4:01
- Produced by Robert Shea
- (Shaffer Smith & Robert Shea Taylor)
- "Overloved" – 3:59
- "So Cold" – 3:39
- Produced by Stargate
- (Mikkel S. Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen & Makeba Riddick)
- "Good Girl" – 2:40
- Produced by Stephen Ferrera, Dusty & Mike
- (Horacio Olivera, Michael Aguirre, Paula DeAnda, Natalie Alvarado & Eddie Watkins, Jr.)
- "Wanna Be With You" (featuring V Nice) – 3:28
- Produced by Frankie J
- (Frankie J. Bautista, Andy Quinn & Vince Milson)
- "Make 'em Clap to This" (featuring Ak'Sent) – 3:48
- Produced by Sixx John & Sauce
- (Shaffer Smith, Sixx Johnson, Curtis "Sauce" Wilson, Krystle Johnson, Eric Barrier & William Griffin)
- "Breathe" – 3:26
- Produced by Stephen Ferrera, Dusty & Mike
- (Horacio Olivera, Michael Aguirre, Paula DeAnda, Angelo Pintello, Christopher Fonseca, Gil Askey & Linda Clifford)
- "Let's Go Out Tonight" (featuring P.B.) – 2:58
- Produced by Nick "P.B." Washington & Stephen Ferrera
- (Horacio Olivera, Michael Aguirre, Nick Washington, Natalie Alvarado, Paula DeAnda, Reginald Andrews, Leon "Ndugu" Chancler & Donnie Sterling)
- I'll Be Down for You – 4:12
- Produced by Russell Lee
- (Russell Atkins, Paula DeAnda, Horacio Olivera & Steve-O Valdez)
- "Footprints on My Heart" – 3:50
- Produced by Happy Perez
- (Nathan Perez, Chad Roussel, Russell Atkins, Paula DeAnda & Steve-O Valdez)
- "What Would It Take" – 3:47 (Bonus Track)
- "Back Up Off Me" – 3:29 (iTunes Bonus Track)
- "Irresistible" – 4:10 (iTunes Bonus Track)
- "Lo Que Hago Por Tu Amor (Doing Too Much)" (featuring Baby Bash) – 4:06 (iTunes Bonus Track)
- "Facil (Easy)" – 4:10 (iTunes Bonus Track)
- "Alegria" (Japan Bonus Track)
[edit] Singles
[edit] Samples
"Good Girl" contains a portion of the composition "That's How It Is" written by Eddie Watkins, Jr., published by EMI Longitude Music (BMI)
"Make 'em Clap To This" contains a sample from "Eric B. Is President" written by Eric Barrier & William Griffin as performed by Eric B. & Rakim, published by Robert Hill Music/Universal Songs Of Polygram International (BMI) used courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
"Breathe" contains a sample from "Please Darling, Don't Say Goodbye" written by Gil Askey & Linda Clifford as performed by Linda Clifford, published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) on behalf of itself and Andrask Music (BMI) used courtesy of Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group
"Let's Go Out Tonight" contains a portion of the composition "Thinking About Your Charm" written by Reginald Andrews, Leon "Ndugu" Chancler and Donnie Sterling, published by Aimo Music Corp. (ASCAP), Ujima Music (ASCAP), Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP), Hey Skimo Publishing Co. (BMI)
[edit] Chart trajectories
Billboard Top 200 Albums |
Week |
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03 |
04 |
05 |
06 |
07 |
08 |
09 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 |
19 |
Position11 |
54
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117
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174
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142(re)
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115
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131
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125
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124
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121
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129
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130
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107
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117
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133
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147
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145
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183
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184
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193
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