Cupido (album)

Cupido
Studio album by Tini
Released	16 February 2023 (2023-02-16)
Recorded	2021–2023
Studio	5020 (Miami, Florida) EastWest (Los Angeles) Eagle Pop (Los Angeles) Sony (Buenos Aires) Sony (Madrid)
Genre	Latin Argentine cumbia urbano
Length	39:31
Language	Spanish
Label	Hollywood Sony Latin
Producer	Andrés Torres Mauricio Rengifo Richi López Fabiana Olive Steve Aoki Oplus Thebestsoundz
Tini chronology
Tini Tini Tini (2020) Cupido (2023) Un Mechón de Pelo (2024)
Singles from Cupido
"Miénteme" Released: 29 April 2021 "Maldita Foto" Released: 19 August 2021 "Bar" Released: 11 November 2021 "Fantasi" Released: 17 February 2022 "La Triple T" Released: 5 May 2022 "Carne y Hueso" Released: 19 May 2022 "La Loto" Released: 6 July 2022 "El Último Beso" Released: 15 September 2022 "Muñecas" Released: 12 January 2023 "Cupido" Released: 14 February 2023

Cupido (Spanish pronunciation: [kuˈpiðo]; transl. Cupid) is the fourth studio album by Argentine singer Tini, released on 16 February 2023 by Hollywood Records and Sony Music Latin. Following the release of her third album Tini Tini Tini (2020), she departed from Universal Music Latino in 2021, three years after signing and releasing two albums with them. Tini then signed with Sony Music Latin shortly after, and started to begin work on the album.

A primarily cumbia and urbano record, Cupido fuses heavy influences of reggaeton with dance-pop and EDM. It features collaborations with María Becerra, Manuel Turizo, L-Gante, Beéle, Becky G, Anitta, Tiago PZK, la Joaqui and Steve Aoki. The album spawned ten singles, including three Billboard Argentina Hot 100 number-ones: "Miénteme", "Bar", and "La Triple T"; and three Billboard US Latin Pop Airplay top 25 entries: "Maldita Foto", "La Loto" and "Cupido". Aided by the album's singles, Tini attained the most top 10 hits of 2022 for any artist in Argentina.

Met with generally positive reception from music critics, Cupido was praised for Stoessel's vocal performance, its songwriting, production, and overall music aesthetic. It reached the top five in Argentina, Spain, and Uruguay. The album also peaked within the top 10 and top 50 on Billboard's US Latin Pop Albums and US Top Latin Albums charts. To support the album and its predecessor, Tini embarked on the Tini Tour, her third headlining concert tour, from May 2022 to November 2023.