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Wisin y Yandel
Released 2007

Pegao
03:02
6,674 plays

Yo Te Quiero
04:38
5,920 plays

Pam Pam
03:45
5,368 plays

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- 1
- Intro: Tomando Control
- 00:58
- 2,214 plays

- 2
- Pegao
- 03:02
- 6,674 plays

- 3
- Electrica
- 02:46
- 3,024 plays

- 4
- Mírala Bien
- 02:47
- 4,137 plays

- 5
- Entregate
- 03:22
- 3,651 plays

- 6
- Atrévete
- 03:01
- 4,093 plays

- 7
- Fue W
- 02:29
- 2,405 plays

- 8
- Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy)
- 02:29
- 3,315 plays

- 9
- Chambea
- 02:32
- 2,678 plays

- 10
- Sin El
- 02:32
- 2,287 plays

- 11
- Yo Te Quiero
- 04:38
- 5,920 plays

- 12
- Quiero Hacerte El Amor
- 01:59
- 2,893 plays

- 13
- Tabla
- 03:19
- 2,348 plays

- 14
- El Telefono
- 04:48
- 4,044 plays

- 15
- Noche De Sexo
- 03:46
- 4,279 plays

- 16
- Nadie Como Tu
- 03:46
- 3,702 plays

- 17
- No Se De Ella 'My Space'
- 04:31
- 5,298 plays

- 18
- Pam Pam
- 03:45
- 5,368 plays

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album review

Impressive. Wisin & Yandel's long slow climb to the top of the reggaeton world is impressive. Their ability to pack in tens of thousands of fans as seen on their 2007 production Tomando Control is impressive. Their list of guest artists is impressive. On Machete Music's Tomando Control: Live, Wisin & Yandel perform two marathon sets of their most popular material, showcased on both an audio CD and live DVD. Reggaeton heavyweights Tony Dize, Don Omar, Fonsi, and others take the stage alongside reggaeton's original duo. Backed by a live band and surrounded by gyrating dancers, Wisin & Yandel sweat and spit lyrics totaling a whopping 18 tracks. Less impressive than all of those factors is the sound quality. The live band (which is drowned out completely by the canned rhythm tracks heard on their records) is set so far back in the mix that they only color the overall sound. Both Wisin and Yandel, when singing with their own backing tracks, sound pitchy and inaccurate. The balance between voices and backing tracks is off enough that the music sounds neutered rather than bumping. All of these weaker points are less noticeable on the DVD, when there's more to focus on. On the disc they're harder to ignore. That said, it's exciting to hear the crowd of several thousand strong screaming at the top of their lungs for reggaeton's most accomplished duo. The genre is new to the live concert CD format, making Wisin & Yandel pioneers once again. That is both Tomando Control's strength and weakness. [This edition of Tomando Control: Live features the CD but not the accompanying DVD.] ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, All Music Guide