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So first of all I respect the artist shown on this documentary, but it was not very well put together the narrator don't even know how to properly say the word "Cacerios" and since is pretty much all about Bad Bunny Doc I was pretty upset Don Omar wasn't mentioned at all in this Doc because he was one of Bad Bunny inspirational artists he'll look up to him and also Daddy Yankee Bad Bunny has respect for this artist because he is humble enough to mention this things in his albums but it does really upset me that there was no mention of Don Omar like yeah Daddy Yankee make his name in the international eye so also Don Omar. Funny the narrator says at the beginning of the Doc "If you thing you know things about reggaeton you're wrong" or something to that extend... well am from Puerto Rico and it wasn't good in the sense of giving people the right info. Yes I am a big fan of Bad Bunny but my favorite back in the day when BB wasn't around was Don Omar and BB was inspired by him because he pays his respects to him and Daddy Yankee Hector el Father and so on, so don't take me wrong I just won't approve of a Doc like this if doesn't mention all my idols I don't get it Don Omar was thrillion times better than Daddy Yankee when it comes to lyrics so yeah I al upset how dare you! Go learn your history first and the actual facts because they put artists here that have nothing to do with the reggaeton history like example Carol G🤦

El reggaeton de la vieja escuela sigue vivo: 2MILEROS

Algunos ya escucharon hablar de ellos pero todavía sigue siendo muy under. Hoy sacaron otro temaso de la mano de Kriterio (también suelen hacer instrumentales con ese estilo de la vieja escuela), no tiene desperdicio.

Escuchen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU6zhcURux0&ab_channel=2mileros

I’ve been diving into the fusion of Latin music and Afrobeats, and I’m loving the vibes! I recently listened to Ozuna’s album Afro and it really hit the spot. I’m curious to find more songs or albums by Latin artists who incorporate Afrobeats-inspired sounds into their music.

Whether it’s reggaeton with an Afrobeat twist, tropical rhythms, or even experimental tracks, I’d love to hear your recommendations.

What are some must-listen albums, songs, or artists that blend these genres? I’m open to both big names and hidden gems. Thanks in advance!

La Calma Suite

About 6 days ago, Yaga & Mackie dropped a song with a ft of Ken-Y and hearing their voices again brought back some good memories.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OT4-sG-vHIM&list=RDOT4-sG-vHIM&start_radio=1
Sonando Diferente (which is one of their albums from 2002) was so good and La Moda (2005 album) wasn't any less.

What is your opinion on Yaga & Mackie? And if you've never heard or listened to them, I can't recommend it enough if you love reggaeton!!

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DJ Frank - Time To Kill (1998)

I don't know exactly how DJ Frank was discovered. There are podcast interviews of his that I will try to watch from here on forward to see if there is more info. I do know how he came into prominence. He and OG Black were friends and together they made some notable albums in the 90's. First there was DJ Frank's "Geto Style" in 1996 which was pretty good. Then in 1997 was another hidden gem in Presuntos Implacables. But what really put DJ Frank on the map was the legendary series "The Cream" which was the precursor to another popular and more well known series in "Gargolas".

By 1998 DJ Frank had already released the previous albums mentioned and The Cream volumes 1-3 (the final vol. 4 came out in 1999). Then he and OG Black announced "Time To Kill" which was going to unite the crews of 'El Escuadron Del Panico' with "The Cream" and even members of La Industria and The Noise were on it too. Through OG Black, DJ Frank was affiliated with El Escuadron and he worked on many songs with DJ Joe in the 90's and 2000's. "Time To Kill" went through several delays, but it finally came out in late 1998. The album received universal acclaim and became Frank's 3rd gold album after The Cream 2 and 3.

"Time To Kill" was full with tiraera although Maicol y Manuel have one bailoteo in the album's biggest hit "La Gran Figura". Many of the new talents of the time also impressed. MC Yaga (of later Yaga & Mackie fame) hit it big with "Yo No Quiero Enemigos" which was one of the album's most well received and popular songs. Doble Impacto from El Escuadron impressed greatly on their gritty and violent Reggaeton song. And of course, Tempo was hailed as the next talent to watch thanks to showcasing his lyrical abilities on the classic Rap song "Soy El Que Tenia Que Llegar" which has been remixed and sampled numerous times.

Among the established acts of the time were OG Black dissing Mexicano 777 super hard yet comedic like he was known to do, Maicol y Manuel, Master Joe, Falo The Leader, MC Ceja, Ranking Stone, Lito y Polaco, Cavalucci, Rey Pirin, Guayo Man and Baby Shabba. DJ Frank's disciple, Yanuri, impressed greatly even earning a special mention inside an issue of 'Street Rhythm Magazine' quoting his impressive lyrics. The album is a masterpiece top to bottom. This here is Old School underground Reggaeton and Rap at its best. DJ Frank would go on to release Time To Kill 2 in 2003 which garnered even more success selling over 100,000 units worldwide and featuring the likes of Mexicano 777 with his mega classic track "Ponte Bruto", Don Omar, Hector El Father, Jowell y Randy, Don Chezina, Ivy Queen and more...

Rating: 9.5/10

Listen to DJ Frank Time To Kill (1998) On Apple Music

Listen to DJ Frank Time To Kill 2 (2003) on Apple Music Rating: 8.5/10

So yesterday he uploaded this image on instagram:

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There are 3 days left until 31, and 1 divided between 31 is 0.03225806451612903

1/31 = 0.03225806451612903

What do you think guys? He will release the album or the tracklist?👀

📅SOON

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for the ones who don't know who Lia Kali is, you can listen to SI NO ES CONTIGO (REMIX) from Cris MJ with Jhayco

this is actually what he uploaded, I'm not joking lol

https://reddit.com/link/1id0w75/video/xw4obkag8zfe1/player

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I personally love him.

Everyone on this sub seems to hate him, but he is one of the biggest reggaeton artists today, so does anyone here like him? If not, who TH streamed China 1,243,957,823 times?