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| Format = [[CD single]] |
| Format = [[CD single]] |
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| Recorded = 2003 |
| Recorded = 2003 |
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| Genre = [[Pop rock]] |
| Genre = [[Pop rock]], [[teen pop]] |
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| Length = 3:09 |
| Length = 3:09 |
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| Label = CMM Records |
| Label = CMM Records |
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== Information == |
== Information == |
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The song was released on September 4, 2003 as the first single of her debut album ''[[Balance (Kim-Lian album)|Balance]]''. It reached the top of the charts in Indonesia and ended on number five in the Netherlands. |
The song was released on September 4, 2003 as the first single of her debut album ''[[Balance (Kim-Lian album)|Balance]]''. It reached the top of the charts in Indonesia and ended on number five in the Netherlands. |
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| ⚫ | The song has been [[cover version|covered]] by [[Japan]]ese singer [[Nami Tamaki]] ("High School Queen"), [[Mexico|Mexican]] singer [[Belinda (entertainer)|Belinda]] ("[[Boba Niña Nice]]"), [[Portugal|Portuguese]] group [[D'ZRT]] ("Para mim tanto me faz"), [[Spain|Spanish]] group [[Efecto Mariposa]] ("Que más da"), [[Polish minority in the Czech Republic|Polish Czech]] singer [[Ewa Farna]] ("Měls mě vůbec rád" and "Razem sam na sam") and [[Korea]]n singer MI:NE [[Cho Min Hye]] ("Teenage Superstar"). |
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== Tracklisting == |
== Tracklisting == |
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=== Information === |
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The song was written by Daniel Gibson and Jörgen Ringqvist; adapted by Belinda, co-adapted and produced by Mauri Stern.<ref name="BNN" /> It is a Spanish version of "Teenage Superstar" by [[Netherlands|Dutch]] singer [[Kim-Lian]]. |
The song was written by Daniel Gibson and Jörgen Ringqvist; adapted by Belinda, co-adapted and produced by Mauri Stern.<ref name="BNN" /> It is a Spanish version of "Teenage Superstar" by [[Netherlands|Dutch]] singer [[Kim-Lian]]. |
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=== Cover versions === |
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| ⚫ | The song has been [[cover version|covered]] by [[Japan]]ese singer [[Nami Tamaki]] ("High School Queen"), [[Mexico|Mexican]] singer [[Belinda (entertainer)|Belinda]] ("[[Boba Niña Nice]]"), [[Portugal|Portuguese]] group [[D'ZRT]] ("Para mim tanto me faz"), [[Spain|Spanish]] group [[Efecto Mariposa]] ("Que más da"), [[Polish minority in the Czech Republic|Polish Czech]] singer [[Ewa Farna]] ("Měls mě vůbec rád" and "Razem sam na sam") and [[Korea]]n singer MI:NE [[Cho Min Hye]] ("Teenage Superstar"). |
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=== Tracklisting === |
=== Tracklisting === |
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"Teenage Superstar" is the debut single of Dutch pop rock music singer Kim-Lian.
Information
The song was released on September 4, 2003 as the first single of her debut album Balance. It reached the top of the charts in Indonesia and ended on number five in the Netherlands.
Tracklisting
- CD single (Netherlands, Belgium)[1]
- "Teenage Superstar" [Radio Edit]
- "Teenage Superstar" [B.T.S.Y. Mix]
- "Teenage Superstar" [Enhanced Video]
- "Superstar in Sweden" [Enhanced Video]
- CD single (Sweden)[2]
- "Teenage Superstar" [Album Version]
- "Teenage Superstar" [B.T.S.Y. Mix]
Music video
The video was shot in a German carnival park, where Kim-Lian and her friends turn the park upside down. Throughout the scenes, Kim-Lian is shot in a big coupe singing with her band. The music couldn't be very loud in that coupe because the echo was too loud. It was released April 4, 2005.[3]
Charts
| Chart (2003/2004) | Peak position |
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| Dutch Top 40 | 5[4] |
| Belgium UltraTop 50 | 24[4] |
| Swedish Top 60 | 26[4] |
Boba Niña Nice
| "Teenage Superstar" | |
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"Boba Niña Nice" is the second single of Mexican pop/rock singer Belinda from her self-titled debut studio album Belinda.
Information
The song was written by Daniel Gibson and Jörgen Ringqvist; adapted by Belinda, co-adapted and produced by Mauri Stern.[6] It is a Spanish version of "Teenage Superstar" by Dutch singer Kim-Lian.
Cover versions
The song has been covered by Japanese singer Nami Tamaki ("High School Queen"), Mexican singer Belinda ("Boba Niña Nice"), Portuguese group D'ZRT ("Para mim tanto me faz"), Spanish group Efecto Mariposa ("Que más da"), Polish Czech singer Ewa Farna ("Měls mě vůbec rád" and "Razem sam na sam") and Korean singer MI:NE Cho Min Hye ("Teenage Superstar").
Tracklisting
- Boba Niña Nice
Music video
The music video was directed by Victor González and released in December 2003.[8][9] It starts with scenes of Belinda singing the song with a band on a building, these scenes are shown largely throughout the video. Later Belinda is shown walking with a group of friends and singing the song to a guy with a friend while sitting on a car.
The video continues with scenes of people skateboarding and biking, scenes of Belinda singing the song with different outfits, choreography and a dance battle.
References
- ^ a b c CD single (Netherlands, Belgium)
- ^ CD single (Sweden)
- ^ mvdbase.com - Kim-Lian - "Teenage Superstar"
- ^ a b c Kim-Lian - Teenage Superstar - swisscharts.com
- ^ allmusic
- ^ a b c Belinda - Boba Niña Nice Discogs
- ^ Belinda Boba Niña Nice Cd Single 2003 Mercado Libre
- ^ BelindaPhotos.com
- ^ mvdbase.com - Belinda - "Boba Niña Nice"