Panamanian singer-songwriter Boza and Venezuelan artist Elena Rose joined forces for their first collaborative track, “Orion,” released in May. The feel-good, modern love song propelled both artists to new heights, earning them their first top 10 hit on the Billboard Latin Pop Airplay chart dated October 5.
A Stellar Debut
“Orion,” named after the prominent constellation, skyrocketed from number 17 to number 4 on the chart, securing the coveted Greatest Gainer honor. This accolade is awarded weekly to the song achieving the most significant increase in audience impressions among the chart’s 40 entries.
A Blend of Styles and Emotions
The infectious track, produced by Daramola, features a captivating blend of reggaeton and Afrobeats. The lyrics see Boza and Rose engaged in a playful back-and-forth about their budding feelings. “You have me on cloud nine/I haven’t landed yet,” Boza croons, capturing the exhilarating rush of new love. Rose responds with a mix of desire and caution, singing, “I also want to have you/Just give me a chance to assimilate.”
Critical Acclaim and Chart Success
“Orion” has garnered significant praise, earning a spot on Billboard’s list of the Best Latin Songs of 2024 (so far). Its chart success marks a significant milestone for both Boza and Rose, solidifying their presence in the Latin music scene.
Looking Ahead
The duo’s electrifying collaboration has resonated with audiences worldwide, showcasing their undeniable talent and captivating musical chemistry. As both artists continue to make waves in the industry, “Orion” stands as a testament to their creative vision and rising star power.
