Both father and daughter born in Fajardo, PR have already been awarded and recognized at the 1er Premios Reggaeton USA in Jackson Heights, Queens, NYC for Duo Mixto Reggaeton USA 2006 PA.
The duo started out of nothing. Jose... [+] Read More

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My birth name is Angel, but known as Dj Cartiel. I am a reggaeton, hip hop, and r&b producer. I am currently attending college. I am 19 years old. Music is my way to express my creativity as those do with brushes. Music wasn't always by dream. Until a friend of mine a long time ago presented me a program to make beats. Since that moment is what... [+] Read More

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Born and raised in Las Vegas, Mr. E took a liking to hip-hop and poetry as a youngster. Despite having an extremely poor childhood with many struggles and hardships, his mother was able to raise him properly as a single mom-of-6 and he was able to get out of the hood and into a better life. Using hip-hop as his guide, he took off in his game... [+] Read More

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Assembled by Dominican composer/arranger Eddi González, 12-piece band Mamajuana includes four singers, three of them from Santiago de los Caballeros and one from San Francisco de Macorís. Mamajuana (name of an exotic and aphrodisiac beverage) combines Afro-Caribbean and contemporary rhythms with romantic lyrics. Their self-titled debut album,... [+] Read More

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Yo, whats up everyone? the name's Big Rob aka DC Streetwize. My styles include west coast rap, a little bit of east coast, some DC go-go, and some spanish (reggaeton, salsa, merengue) here and there. I come from the DC metro area, and I like to make my mixes original.

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Javy el Babyfaiz was born on May 21, 1987 and discovered his talent for music at a young age . He was inspired by Reggaeton pioneers who expressed the realities that they were living through their music. Javy could relate to this music because of the similar realities that he was living in his turmoil stricken neighborhood. He was inspired by... [+] Read More

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Edris Vega p/k/a NitrousMusic known for his smash Reggaeton hit "Latino, Latino" has come a long way, against all odds from his roots in Esperanza, Dominican Republic. Raised in a poor home with no lights, no running water and a windowless shack, Nitrousmusic.com would never forget his roots. From a very young age he would always be seen... [+] Read More

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Don Omar became one of reggaeton's first international superstars, thanks to his early-2000s work with Luny Tunes but even more so thanks to "Reggaeton Latino," his 2005 anthem that became one of the style's first genuine crossover hits. Born William Landrón in Villa Palmeras, Puerto Rico, Omar involved himself in the church at a young age. He... [+] Read More

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After roughly twelve years worth of collaborations and guest spots, 2006 welcomed Glory as Reggaeton's most visible female vocalist. Born Glorimar Montalvo Castro, in Santurce Puerto Rico, Glory was well on her way to a Masters degree in Education and Public Health when the music business called her name. An invitation to record some coros for... [+] Read More

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Hector & Tito were a pioneering reggaeton duo in existance from 1998 to 2003, after which the two split and went on to lucrative solo careers as Hector and Tito, each referring to himself as "El Bambino" (The Father). Just before they split, in 2003, they won a Latin Billboard Award for Latin Rap Album of the Year, for A la Reconquista. In 2005,... [+] Read More

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Ivy Queen, the undisputed "Queen of Reggaeton," was born Martha Ivelisse Pesante on March 4, 1972, in Afiasco, Puerto Rico. She moved with her parents to New York as a child, but the family relocated back to Afiasco while Martha was a teenager, and she finished her public education in Puerto Rico, becoming more and more fascinated and involved... [+] Read More

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Far and away reggaeton's first major hitmaking production team, Luny Tunes cranked out innumerable hits, club anthems, and fan favorites, working with all the most successful performers and releasing popular albums of their own as well. Comprised of Francisco Saldana and Victor Cabrera, Luny Tunes were the Neptunes of reggaeton during the early... [+] Read More

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Mitrix Y Bagy Are From The State Of Florida..They Are Two Talented Guy Dedicated To Their Reggeaton Music.They Produced Their Music And Videos..You Will Be Very Happy To Listen To Their Music..

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Born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, in 1972 but raised in nearby Carolina and in Miami, FL, rapper Tego Calderón got the multicultural backbone he'd need to become a star in the genre-mixing world of reggaeton. Growing up with massive Ismael Rivera fans as parents exposed the young Calderón to envelope-pushing Latin pop music, while his father's love... [+] Read More

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One of the most noteworthy reggaeton voices of the mid-2000s, Voltio worked his way up the ranks over the course of several years, expanding his reach with each successive release. Born Julio Ramos in Santurce, Puerto Rico, Voltio (Voltage en inglés) grew up in the Parque Ecuestre section of Carolina. Along with Hector Bambino and Rey 29,... [+] Read More

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Though Puerto Rican reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel (born Juan Morera and Lladel Vegilla) were around for some time (their debut album, Reyes del Nuevo Milenio, was released in 2000) and gained fans and recognition with records like 2004's De Otra Manera and 2005's Mi Vida: La Pelicula, it wasn't until Pa'l Mundo hit the number one Latin album spot... [+] Read More

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