Mamacita (album)

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Mamacita
Super Junior Mamacita (A Ver.).jpg
Digital and A version cover
Studio album by
Super Junior
ReleasedAugust 29, 2014 (2014-08-29)
RecordedJune – August 2014
StudioS.M. Studios
(Seoul, South Korea)
Genre
Length37:44
49:29 (This Is Love - repackage)
Language Korean
Label
Producer Lee Soo-man
Super Junior chronology
Hero
(2013)		Mamacita
(2014)		 Devil
(2015)
Singles from Mamacita
  1. "Mamacita"
    Released: August 29, 2014
Mamacita Version A and B track list
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Mamacita" (아야야;Ayaya;lit. Ouch) Yoo Young-jin
Red Rocket3:27
2."Midnight Blues" (춤을 춘다;Chumeul Chunda;lit. Dance)
  • Jason Gill
  • Curtis Richardson (WayBetta)
  • Emanuel Olsson
  • Jason Gill
  • Curtis Richardson (WayBetta)
  • Emanuel Olsson
4:21
3."Evanesce" (백일몽;Baegilmong;lit. Daydream) Misfit
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Red Rocket)
  • Teddy Riley (Red Rocket)
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Andrew Choi
  • Red Rocket
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Andrew Choi
3:44
4."Raining Spell for Love" (사랑이 멎지 않게;Sarang-i Meotji Ankye;lit. Let love never stop)
  • Teddy Riley (Red Rocket)
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Red Rocket)
  • Lee Hyun-seung (Red Rocket)
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
3:22
5."Shirt"
  • Donghae
  • Team One Sound
  • Donghae
  • Team One Sound
3:28
6."This Is Love"
  • Kim Ji-hoo
  • Park Seul-gi
  • Lola Fair
  • Nermin Harambašić
3:49
7."Let's Dance" Seo Ji-eum
  • Hitchhiker
  • Im Kwang-wook (Devine Channel)
  • Ylva Dimberg (The Kennel)
  • Nermin Harambašić
3:45
8."Too Many Beautiful Girls"
  • Chris Young (Chestnut Music Group)
  • Andy Jackson
3:20
9."Mid-season" (환절기;Hwanjeolgi;lit. Changing seasons)
Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)MonoTree4:01
10."Islands"
  • Seo Ji-eum
  • Lee Yoo-jin
  • Jo Yoon-kyung
 Don Spike 4:27
Total length:37:44
This Is Love special edition track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."This Is Love" (stage version)
  • Kim Ji-hoo
  • Park Seul-gi
  • Lola Fair
  • Nermin Harambašić
4:07
2."Hit Me Up" Lee Chae-yoon
  • Red Rocket
  • Daniel "Obi" Klein
  • Andreas "Mage" Maggiani (Devine Channel)
3:24
3."Mamacita" (아야야;Ayaya;lit. Ouch) Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Young-jin
  • Teddy Riley (Red Rocket)
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Red Rocket)
  • Lee Hyun-seung (Red Rocket)
  • Jason J. Lopez
Red Rocket3:27
4."Midnight Blues" (춤을 춘다;Chumeul Chunda;lit. Dance)
  • Jason Gill
  • Curtis Richardson (WayBetta)
  • Emanuel Olsson
  • Jason Gill
  • Curtis Richardson (WayBetta)
  • Emanuel Olsson
4:21
5."Don't Leave Me"
  • Siwon
  • Kim Yong-sin (Iconic Sounds)
  • Joseph "220" Park (Iconic Sounds)
  • Siwon
  • Iconic Sounds
3:41
6."...ing" (중;Jung) (performed by Super Junior-K.R.Y.)Park Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyun4:16
7."Evanesce" (백일몽;Baegilmong;lit. Daydream) Misfit
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Red Rocket)
  • Teddy Riley (Red Rocket)
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Andrew Choi
  • Red Rocket
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Andrew Choi
3:44
8."Raining Spell for Love" (사랑이 멎지 않게;Sarang-i Meotji Ankye;lit. Let love never stop)
  • Teddy Riley (Red Rocket)
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Red Rocket)
  • Lee Hyun-seung (Red Rocket)
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
3:22
9."Shirt"
  • Donghae
  • Team One Sound
  • Donghae
  • Team One Sound
3:28
10."Let's Dance" Seo Ji-eum
  • Hitchhiker
  • Im Kwang-wook (Devine Channel)
  • Ylva Dimberg (The Kennel)
  • Nermin Harambašić
3:45
11."Too Many Beautiful Girls"
  • Chris Young (Chestnut Music Group)
  • Andy Jackson
3:20
12."Mid-season" (환절기;Hwanjeolgi;lit. Changing seasons)
Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)MonoTree4:01
13."Islands"
  • Seo Ji-eum
  • Lee Yoo-jin
  • Jo Yoon-kyung
 Don Spike 4:27
Total length:49:23

Personnel

Credit for Mamacita are adapted from the album.

Charts

Album sales

Gaon Monthly Album Chart, South Korea
YearMonthMamacitaThis Is Love (Repackaged Edition)Ref
SalesAccumulative salesSalesAccumulative sales
2014September237,646237,646–– [32]
October32,728270,354114,216114,216 [33]
November––28,644142,860 [34]
December–265,781655143,515 [35]
Total409,296 [35]

Release history

Release history for Mamacita
CountryDateFormat(s)LabelEdition(s)Ref
VariousAugust 29, 2014
Digital [36]
South KoreaSeptember 1, 2014
Version A
September 12, 2014Version B—
VariousOctober 23, 2014
  • Digital download
  • streaming
  • SM
This is Love (Special Edition) [1]
South KoreaOctober 27, 2014
  • CD
  • SM
  • KT Music
TaiwanDecember 24, 2014
 Avex Taiwan [37]

Awards

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef
2014 Golden Disk Awards Disk BonsangMamacitaWon [38]
Disk DaesangNominated [38]
Mnet Asian Music Awards Album of the YearNominated [39]
Daesang AwardNominated [39]
Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards Artist of the Year (Album) – 3rd QuarterWon [40]
Artist of the Year (Album) – 4th QuarterThis Is LoveWon [40]
Hong Kong Top Sales Music AwardBest Sales Releases (Japanese and Korean)MamacitaWon [41]
This Is LoveWon [41]
2016 iF Product Design Award Discipline packagingWon [42]

Listicles

PublisherYearListicleNominee/workPlacementRef.
Billboard 2019Top 100 Greatest K-Pop Songs of the 2010s"This Is Love"76th [43]

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