Dopamina

2010 single by Belinda

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Key Takeaways

"Dopamina" (English: "Dopamine"), is a song by Spanish-born Mexican singer Belinda released as second and final single from Carpe Diem on August 10, 2010, on radio stations.
Music video On August 9, 2010, an unofficial music video was released in her YouTube account directed by Kerry Kendall.
It premiered on February 1 through YouTube, and on February 2 on channel Ritmoson Latino in a half-hour special that included an interview with Belinda, It was released on iTunes on January 28, 2011.
the whole video will last 9 minutes.

"Dopamina" (English: "Dopamine"), is a song by Spanish-born Mexican singer Belinda released as second and final single from Carpe Diem on August 10, 2010, on radio stations.

Information

"Dopamina" was written by Belinda, along with her father Nacho Peregrín, Daniel Barkman and Jörgen Ringqvist, who collaborated in the songs "Wacko" and "Maldita Suerte".

Track listing

Promotional single and digital download

"Dopamina" — 3:15

Cultures references

The song talks about the book, "The Lady of the Camellias", by the French novelist and writer Alexandre Dumas in the verse: << Prefiero aceptar la soledad, que ser la dama de las camelias y morir en la esquizofrenia >>.

Music video

On August 9, 2010, an unofficial music video was released in her YouTube account directed by Kerry Kendall.

The official music video was filmed on October 23, 2010, at Lagunas de Zempoala. It premiered on February 1 through YouTube, and on February 2 on channel Ritmoson Latino in a half-hour special that included an interview with Belinda, It was released on iTunes on January 28, 2011.

The video will tell a story along with Amor Transgénico, a song dedicated to the gay community, to be released after Dopamina, and you have to see them both so you can understand the whole story. the whole video will last 9 minutes.