Luna (Feid and ATL Jacob song)

A few months after releasing his fifth studio album, Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo, Te Pirateamos el Álbum, Feid surprise launched his first extended play, Sixdo, through Universal Music Latino, on December 2, 2022. It features "Le Pido a Dios" with the American hip hop producer DJ Premier, which garnered a nomination for Best Rap/Hip Hop Song at the 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. On August 24, 2023, after releasing the single "Ferxxo 151", Feid announced his sixth studio album, Mor, No Le Temas a la Oscuridad, on Instagram, sharing its track listing. The album was subsequently released on September 29. Continuing the precedent set by Sixdo, he announced the surprise release of his second EP, Ferxxocalipsis, on November 29. On Instagram, he shared, "I want you to enjoy it as it is, during Ferxxo's favorite month!! I'm thankful to everyone that was a part of this. Colombia has so much to show and this is just another piece of that!!!". Universal Latino released the album alongside the song on December 1. == Composition and critical reception ==

"Luna" is three minutes and sixteen seconds long. Feid wrote the song, while ATL Jacob co-produced the song with others and provided background vocals. The lyrics are about a woman leaving a past relationship to go with a new person. They begin with Feid remembering good moments of the former relationship, such as the last time he saw his partner smile and the nights they used "not to sleep". He names her "my queen" and "my treasure" before repeating in the chorus: "" (). Later in the song, he expresses his desire to forgive her, but also claims that she "" (). Others praised its success and lyrical content; HappyFM named it a "spectacular collaboration" and the "icing on the cake" for closing the musical year. Additionally, José María Almoguera of Telecinco, highlighting its virality a few days after the EP's release and the number of TikTok videos using the track, labeled "Luna" as the new breakup anthem. Publimetro and Billboard Argentina also found the track "emotive" and "mysterious", respectively. – and the Our Country Award for Best Urban Song. It would later receive nominations at the 25th Annual Latin Grammy Awards and the Los 40 Music Awards 2024 for the category of the latter's same name; nevertheless, it lost to Daddy Yankee's "Bonita" and Saiko, JC Reyes and Dei V's "Badgyal", respectively. It also received a nomination for Global 200 Latin Song of the Year at the 2024 Billboard Latin Music Awards. == Music video ==

Sebastián Sánchez directed the music video for "Luna", which was released on YouTube on March 6, 2024. After the release, Feid thanked his fans, who requested the video excitedly, "for taking this song so far. We made this video thinking of you, we gave it all the love possible." It begins with him running in the desert and singing the song around a car with Jacob at his side. Depicting a broken relationship, the video shows a woman getting dressed, walking inside her house and hiring three gang members to shoot her partner (played by Feid), who tried to fix things with her by carrying orange gerberas. A time loop occurs, and the same things almost happen again, but the man survives and wakes up at a hospital at the end of the clip without memory of his past relationship with his girlfriend. The video received positive comments from fans, specifically for its plot. According to Infobae's Lina Muñoz Medina, the plot "addresses the theme of love and hope under adverse circumstances, generating significant emotional resonance among viewers." == Commercial performance ==

"Luna" topped national charts in Bolivia, It also climbed one spot to number eight on the Hot Latin Songs chart in the same week, despite a decrease of 6% to 3.5 million streams. On January 20, 2024, it had jumped 13 spots to number 10 on Global Excl. US, being a new entry at the top ten on the chart with The Weeknd, Jennie, and Lily-Rose Depp's "One of the Girls" due to an increase of 20% to 30 million streams outside the US compared to the previous week. == Live performances and versions ==

In 2024, Feid performed "Luna" live for the first time in his shows at Lollapalooza Chile, Lollapalooza Argentina, and Festival Estéreo Picnic. It was later included on the set list of his headlining concert tour, Ferxxocalipsis World Tour (2024). He also performed the song at the 2024 Copa América opening ceremony on June 20 a few minutes before 20:00 ET at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, being the only song that Feid sang. His performance depicted him wearing a black sports outfit on a stage set in a fluorescent green scene, Feid was surrounded by dancers and drummers with flags and outfits representing his artistic theme. The show ended with the appearance of the Argentina and Canada flags which included Sergio Agüero holding the championship's trophy. On November 7, 2025, Feid performed the song as a medley along with "Se Lo Juro Mor" and "Monstruo" at the Los 40 Music Awards 2025. On January 16, 2024, Feid published, via Instagram, an acoustic version of "Luna" without pitch correction, accompanied by Pablo Mejía playing the guitar and surrounded by mountains. It received mixed opinions from Internet users. In June, he tagged the Puerto Rican singer Don Omar on his Instagram post and stories, suggesting a remix for the song with the "King Kong", but he did not receive a response. On July 17, Omar appeared on an interview on the YouTube channel Chocolate Radio TV, wherein he revealed that he could not accept the invitation because he was unable to continue his own concert tour due to a cancerous tumor diagnosed in his left kidney. == Credits and personnel ==

Song Credits are adapted from the liner notes of Ferxxocalipsis. Recording • Recorded at Art & Music Studios (Milan) • Mastered at 24k Mastering Personnel • Feid (Salomón Villada)vocals, songwriter • ATL Jacob producer, background vocals • Hendrix Smokeproducer • EVRGRNproducer • 254Bodiproducer • FritzOnDaTrackproducer • Rodolfo Ramosartists and repertoire • Wainmix, mastering and recording engineer Music video Credits are adapted from the music video on YouTube. • Sebastián Sánchezdirector • Sorry Momcreative director • Sabrina Salvadorexecutive producer • Dany Sánchez Lugoproducer • Michel Rangelproducer • Alejandra Ortizproduction manager • Brandy Zeiglerproduction coordinator • Adrián Rozas Cristino1st assistant director • Marcello Pesheradirector of photography • Max Aponte1st assistant camera • Jon Michael2nd assistant camera • Jen Whitedata loader • Renard Cherensteadicam • Daniel Carrillogaffer • Shawn Rojasbest boy • Carlos Gómez Jr.SLT • Adam Shambourkey grip • James Howellbest boy grip • Hermexial Drexilusgrip • Keith Boosproduction designer • Taylor Almodovarset decorator • Justin Cardnerset dresser • Laura Reveltkey set dresser • Jared Pillerset dresser (truck) • Will Navarrokey PA • Van Marvin WarnerPA driver camera • Richard Pérezproduction assistant • Virginia Pirelaproduction assistant • Paula Machadocostumer designer • Casey Mackaymake-up artist • Sydney Feinmanwardrobe • Tony Montanacrafty • Unenanovideo editor • Cameron Marygoldcolor corrector • StrayngeVFX • Sobastián Chicchóntitle designer == Charts ==

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