Parte de Mí

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Rolling Stone	[3]
Rolling Stone Argentina	[5]

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Julyssa Lopez of the American edition for the Rolling Stone magazine gave it a 3.5/5 star rating.^[3] For his part, Emilio Zavaley, from Rolling Stone (Argentina), like the magazine's US edition rating, gave it a 3.5/5-star rating; and in evaluating him, he commented that "Nicki is not limited only to which markets she aims to conquer, she also seeks to develop in sounds outside of what she has shown so far".^[5] Billboard described in his evaluation: "Parte de Mí shows not only Nicki's powerful soulful voice, but also her agility to navigate between genres, such as hip hop, reggaeton, ballads and even disco-pop".^[6] Parte de Mí was ranked at number 33 in the list for "The 35 Best Spanish-Language and Bilingual Albums of 2021" by the American magazine Rolling Stone.^[7]

Commercial performance

After its release, the album debuted in second position on Spotify's Top 10 Album Debuts Global chart, behind only of = by Ed Sheeran;^[8] and at number 9 on the Top 10 USA Album Debuts, respectively.^[9]

In Spain, the album entered at number 34 on the PROMUSICAE chart on November 3, 2021,^[10] and reached a new peak at number 12 the following week.

Singles

The singer released "Colocao" on May 14, 2020, as the first single from the album, which represented her first contribution to Sony Music Latin.^[11] The song reached position #6 on the Argentina Hot 100 chart and was its first entry on the Spanish chart, where it peaked at number #48.^[12][13] In addition, she received a gold Latin record in US by Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and gold Mexico, a platinum record in Spain and a double platinum record in Argentina.^[14][15][16] Her music video was filmed by Nicki Nicole herself with the help of her brothers at her home during the quarantine, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in Buenos Aires and was directed by Jessica Praznik from a distance.^[17]

The second single from the album, "Mala Vida," was released on September 5, 2020.^[18] From a commercial point of view, it obtained a positive response although it only managed to enter the lists of two countries, Argentina and Spain.^[19][20] The music video was a tribute to The Godfather; In Nicki's words: "Mala Vida arose after seeing The Godfather saga, I had never seen it and in three nights together with my producers we saw it in its entirety. From there I was born a lot of inspiration, to create something with a mafia style, but with my ideas. This is how ‘Mala Vida’ came about and with an incredible video it was perfectly captured. I always wanted to make a video based on a trailer and The Godfather and Italian culture was the trigger and my inspiration".^[21] "Verte," featuring Argentine singer Dread Mar I and Argentine producer Bizarrap, was released as the third single from the album on December 10, 2020.^[22] The song shows a new facet of the three musicians through a fusion between reggae, pop and rap.^[23] This reached its maximum peak in the Argentina Hot 100 the following year, placing it in position #14.^[24]

Tour

The album was promoted on Parte de Mí Tour, Nicki Nicole's first international projection tour. The tour will start in Rosario, Santa Fe, the artist's birthplace, on November 27 and 29 at the Teatro Broadway, given the success and the consequent sold out of the first date, while on the 28th of the same month she will be at the Quality Espacio from Córdoba. In addition, on December 3 she will be presented at the Teatro Gran Rex in the City of Buenos Aires, where it also sold out in a matter of hours and added a new day for the following day.^[25]