the singles chart for thirteen weeks from May 28, 2007 to August 27, 2007, until later replaced by "Lamento Boliviano" by Dani Mata. "Amor Gitano" is also Beyoncé's second number-one hit on the Spanish Download Chart (the first was "Beautiful Liar") as well as her first Spanish-language number-one hit. The song was certified eight-times platinum (160,000 copies) for downloads and sixteen-times platinum (320,000 copies) for ringtone sales by the Productores de Música de España (PROMUSICAE). It is ranked at number one on the list of best-selling singles in Spain. Credits and personnel Adapted from the B'Day's liner notes. Aureo Baqueiro – vocal direction Andrés Bermúdez – recording Reyli Barba – writing Jasmin Cruz – backing vocals Paco "El Sevillano" – gypsy chant Alejandro Fernández – vocals Jaime Flores – writing Paul Forat – artists and repertoire Max Gousse – artists and repertoire Beyoncé Knowles – writing, production, vocals Mathew Knowles – artists and repertoire David Lopez – assistant recording, assistant mixing Vlado Meller – mastering Rudy Pérez – production, arrangement, keyboards, programming, Spanish guitars, backing vocals, vocal direction Clay Perry – keyboards, programming, Pro Tools editing, recording Rene Lus Toledo – Spanish guitars Bruce Weeden – mixing Shane Woodley – assistant recording Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts All-time charts Certifications |- |- See also List of best-selling singles in Spain Notes External links Music Stack 2007 singles Alejandro Fernández songs Beyoncé songs Columbia Records singles Songs written by Rudy Pérez Number-one singles in Spain Pop ballads Spanish-language songs Male–female vocal duets Songs written by Beyoncé Song recordings produced by Rudy Pérez Song recordings produced by Beyoncé Telenovela theme songs 2000s ballads Songs written by Reyli 2007 songs