r/Reggaeton

El corillo - SUELTA

EL CORILLO - SUELTA

so sick

The first 8 seconds of the song reminds me of an old daddy yankee song that I can’t find or remember the name

This is a list of Reggaeton duos in no particular order, regardless of their country of origin or whether they have separated or not. 

• Wisin & Yandel
• Plan B
• Zion & Lennox
• Karel & Voltio
• RKM & Ken-Y
• Alexis y Fido
• Angel y Khriz
• Hector y Tito
• Rubio & Joel
• Magnate & Valentino 
• Divino & Baby Ranks
• Los Cangris (Daddy Yankee & Nicky Jam)
• Ñejo Y Dalmata
• Arcangel & De La Ghetto
• Lito & Polaco
• Baby Rasta & Gringo
• Jowell & Randy
• Triple Seven
• Ivan & AB
• Edgar y Josue
• Joan & O'Neil
• LunyTunes
• K-Narias
• Sayuri & Sopholov
• Notty Play
• Master Joe & OG Black
• Shaka & Benny
• Kruger & Pacho
• 3-2 Get Funky (Bimbo & Mikey Perfecto)
• Las Guanabanas
• Getto & Gastam
• Maicol & Manuel
• Erre XI
• Chino & Nacho
• Wibal y Alex
• Yaga & Mackie
• Los Yetzons
• Hakeem & Jenay
• Vico C & DJ Negro
• Dyland & Lenny
• Gente de Zona
• Mach & Daddy
• Nova & Yori
• Gadiel & Lobo

It’s still a work in progress, but what’s your favorite duos / who am I missing?

Prices for Brooklyn tour dates are astronomical. What were the prices looking like before the bots got to them? Hopefully prices drop by September smh.

Hola amigos! Tengo años buscando esta canción y ChatGPT no la encuentra.

Recuerdo que era de yelsid

La lírica dice:

“Mi cuerpo te extraña , y mi boca te llama.

Mis sueños te desean, y mi cama te aclama,

Quiero saber si me recuerdas,

Quiero saber si también me extrañas

Es que dormido digo tu nombre y despierto

Ya no me importa nada”

Después continúa con un rap

“Ahora me ciento frío en este cuarto vacío

Dándo golpe a la pared por que se fue el amor mío

Que lío

Busco maneras para no extrañarte ..”

Ayuda

Coachella Weekend 2 definitely got the better surprise guests, Madonna, J Balvin & Ryan Castro, SZA?? What is even going on?

Karol G with J Balvin and Ryan was my favorite but I am partial to Latin Music/reggaeton. I wonder if they'll show up on the tour she announced or if there will be an Omerta tour that she will join them for? Would be absolutely epic!

Anuel AA describes himself as a blanquito in songs, but also half black and thats why he says nigga

Jay Wheeler on his podcast called himself a trigueño and said he's dark, but not as negrito as someone like Myke Towers

Myke Towers calls himself negro and views himself as afro most likely

Rauw said one of his grandpas are like sicilian or something

What do others view themselves as? Bad Bunny, Wisin and Yandel, Young Miko, ROA, Lunay, etc

Hola,Som TERREMOTO,un grup nou de reggaeton Estem a punt de treure el nostre primer tema i ens encantaria saber què en penseu.

Busquem feedback sincer sobre el vibe, el beat i les veus. Ens interessa especialment si creieu que sona actual o si hauríem de canviar alguna cosa per connectar més amb el públic.

Gràcies per escoltar-nos Prometem tornar el suport!”

I recently started listening to reggaeton, and it made me curious about Spanish and Puerto Rico.
My favorite artists are Daddy Yankee and Don Omar.
I’m not very confident in English or Spanish yet, but I’d really like to talk about music and learn more about the culture.

I don't even know where to start this post. I don't even know if it will remain here, or not, but I am going to say it, and we will see.

I'm from Hungary, and I listen to reggaeton/perreo and overall spanish music for 6 years at this point everyday.

My enthusiasm for this music grew bigger after a while than just casual music enjoying. I have seen how reggaeton formed communities and grew grit in countries such as Puerto Rico and Colombia.

I have seen how various songs have been used as anthems on the streets of San Juan as folks have been demonstrating and fighting for a better country that they deserve. I admired the strength and resilience of the Puerto Ricans, and admired that despite all of their social issues, the struggle of their nation, they kept dancing, smiling and holding together. I was even a little bit jelous, I wanted to see something similar in my country too.

A week ago we wrote history in Hungary. We have defeated those who tried to opress us, and robbed and corrupted our country for 16 years.

I cannot emphasize enough, how much power the latin-american artists gave me throughout the years, how they saved my life with a tons of merits.

I would like to say a personal thank you to my favorite artists, but instead, I am saying now thank you for the reggaeton community. And from the bottom of my heart I wish the same strength and victory for not just Puerto Rico, but for all the countries that are suffering under similar circumstances, but turnt their suffering into music that has longevity and boundless strength that is beyond borders.

I know this is getting too political, but I really wanted to say this.

On the election night in Hungary one week ago, I was jamming to El Apagón and Acho PR (which is tattooed on my left arm) and crying from joy.

¡Dios bendiga Hungría, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Panama, Cuba, Venezuela y DR. Gracías!

¡Dios bendiga los fanaticos de reggaeton en el mundo entero!

Con besitos de Hungría, te amo todo.

Sup!

I'm looking for a playlist on Spotify of up and coming artists to listen to. Pop is fine too ,Thanks!

anyone find these ticket prices insanely expensive for how recently popular he is??

I’m not sure where to post this for help, but I want to become a reggaeton singer or at least a producer, I was born in Central America but moved to America and grew up a No Sabo. Is there hope for me?

for me it’s Normal by Feid, i wish it had Rauw Alejandro.