Background
Originally set to be titled ''Mr. T'', the album instead ended being titled ''El Que Sabe, Sabe'' in honor of Tego's father, Esteban Calderón Ibarraza, who died in 2004 and the production's title was a common phrase of him. It has lyrics influenced by Tego Calderón's life and also popular reggaeton. Calderón also decided to mix old school reggaeton with new music, for example: "Al Grano", which mixes reggaeton and dubstep. A duet was recorded with Latin Grammy winner Kany García. The song is about a young child suffering from many forms of abuse. Other songs like "Por Burro" and "Amar Por Amar" includes social themes. A song titled "Nadie Me Tumba" was recorded for this album, and a preview was released on the Internet, but Calderón decided to not include it on his album because he didn't want sad tracks. The rapper said that the song talks about his life and the problems que had after an accident. Calderón intended to release the album through Sony Music, but its executives did not like the fact that the album "was too intelligent and the public was stupid". He said that they rejected the album because the public doesn't have the intellectual level to understand it. Tego was upset and angry with this decision, and manifested his anger about Sony Music. He finally released his album through Siente Music, a subsidiary of Universal Music Latino.Release and promotion
The official release date for the album ''El Que Sabe, Sabe'' was February 3, 2015 and as of January 13, 2015 the album was made available for preorder viaTrack listing
Music videos
*"Dando Break" - February 11, 2015 *"Dando Break" (Remix) - March 23, 2015 *"El Que Sabe, Sabe" - September 30, 2015Charts
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