We Love Asere

We Love Asere is a Spanish independent record label and music company focused on Latin music, dance and electronic genres. It was founded in 2007 under the name Asere Music International by Juan Magán and Marcos Rodríguez. The company later rebranded as We Love Asere and is currently directed by Juan Magán together with his team. Its catalogue is closely associated with the electro-latino sound that became popular in Spain and Latin America during the 2010s. The label is known for producing and releasing a string of hits, including "Love is a Gamble", "Love4pontona", "Verano azul", "Friday Night", "Te gusta", "Bailando por ahí", "Ella no sigue modas", "Rosa sin espinas", "Chica deseada", "Me vuelves loco", "Sábado en la noche", "Bésame en la boca", "Cuento de amor" and "Motivate". These tracks helped define the commercial electro-latino and dance-pop sound of the period. Beyond individual singles, We Love Asere has issued compilation albums that collect its main hits and showcase the electro-latino and dance genres. These include "We Love Asere! Greatest Hits (Volume One)" and "We Love Asere @ Miami 2010" in 2010, "We Love Asere The Remixes" in 2012, and "Electro Latino, el Origen" in 2013. The fourth compilation, released on 2 January, featured hits such as "Te voy a esperar", "Te pintaron pajaritos en el aire" and "Angelito sin alas", and reached high positions in sales charts. In support of "Electro Latino, el Origen", the label announced a tour across Spain featuring its main artists. Key dates included 6 April 2013 at the Palacio de Vistalegre in Madrid and at the Pabellón Olímpico de Badalona; both shows sold out. The label maintains an official website and an active presence on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, and continues to operate as an independent music company under Juan Magán's direction.

We Love Asere was established in 2007 as Asere Music International by Juan Magán and Marcos Rodríguez. Operating as an independent Spanish music company, it concentrated on Latin music, dance and electronic genres. Over time the company rebranded to We Love Asere and came under the direction of Juan Magán and his team. The label built its reputation on a series of successful singles that became staples of the electro-latino scene. Among the hits it produced or released are "Love is a Gamble", "Love4pontona", "Verano azul", "Friday Night", "Te gusta", "Bailando por ahí", "Ella no sigue modas", "Rosa sin espinas", "Chica deseada", "Me vuelves loco", "Sábado en la noche", "Bésame en la boca", "Cuento de amor" and "Motivate". In parallel with its singles output, We Love Asere issued compilation albums that gathered its main successes and highlighted the electro-latino and dance genres. In 2010 it released "We Love Asere! Greatest Hits (Volume One)" and "We Love Asere @ Miami 2010". A remix collection, "We Love Asere The Remixes", followed in 2012. In 2013 the label released "Electro Latino, el Origen". A fourth compilation, launched on 2 January, featured hits such as "Te voy a esperar", "Te pintaron pajaritos en el aire" and "Angelito sin alas", and achieved high positions in sales charts. To promote "Electro Latino, el Origen", the label organised a tour across Spain featuring its principal artists. Notable dates included 6 April 2013 at the Palacio de Vistalegre in Madrid and at the Pabellón Olímpico de Badalona; both concerts sold out. The label maintains an official website and official channels on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, and continues to operate as an independent music company led by Juan Magán.

• 2013

  Released "Electro Latino, el Origen" and announced a supporting tour across Spain.

• 2013

  Tour dates on 6 April at Palacio de Vistalegre, Madrid and at Pabellón Olímpico de Badalona sold out.

• 2012

  Released "We Love Asere The Remixes".

• 2010

  Released compilation albums "We Love Asere! Greatest Hits (Volume One)" and "We Love Asere @ Miami 2010".

• 2007

  Founded as Asere Music International by Juan Magán and Marcos Rodríguez.

Independent Spanish label specialising in Latin, dance and electronic music, closely tied to the electro-latino genre.

• 2010

  We Love Asere! Greatest Hits (Volume One)

• 2010

  We Love Asere @ Miami 2010

• 2012

  We Love Asere The Remixes

• 2013

  Electro Latino, el Origen

• 2013Electro Latino, el Origen Tour

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