#Reggaetón

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Music Monday

Hello!!! Thank you for the tag @eclectic-sassycoweyes 💕 Since there were a handful of folks interested in my answer to @she-walked-away’s Tarlos Ask Game for the question: 12. Who has the better playlist? Specifically related to cumbia & reggaeton the boys canonically listen to and artists I think they’d listen to, I thought it would be fun to make a little playlist of some of my favorites that I think the boys like!

(Respectfully requesting not to add the whole playlist to the master playlist 🥰)

A few of the songs from the list I think they dance around the living room to:

TK is OBSESSED with Bomba Estéreo!!! As every human should be, honestly! 😍 He loves the way they mix traditional cumbia beats with electronica, hip hop and tropicália. He also really appreciates the way they use their music to address climate change and as a mechanism to honor the earth and the rich history and traditions of Colombia.

Hehe one of the songs playing at the rehearsal dinner!!! Selena is the queen for a reason!

Bad Bunny is the most popular musical artist in the world for a reason! There are no skips on this record!!! TK keeps it on regular rotation in the ambulance and Tommy …doesn’t hate it 🤭 Carlos sat in the Ticketmaster queue for 2.5 hours so he could get TK tickets to see Bad Bunny play the Moody Center, they went with Paul & Marjan!

Calle 13!!!!! Legendary, revolutionary Puerto Rican hip hop group!!! So, so, so important in modern Latin American music. I headcanon that they were one of the first groups Carlos listened to that wasn’t approved by his parents. He still gets a little thrill every time he listens to them.

I hope you enjoy!! Do let me know if you listen!! I might keep updating the playlist if there’s interest!!!

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Una bendición el ser puertorriqueño

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Tracklist:

Woledto • Ganeni • Callin' U (Tamally Maak) • Al Sham • Mama Eh • Kon Nafsak • Lel Ya Lel • Yabn El Eh • Sad In Pali

Spotify ♪ YouTube

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Rosalía in concert, Roskilde Festival 30/07 2023

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Currently re-reading ysuft and omg @solmussa

now I want to go to Tenerife, im not even a summer person

Who's gonna pay for that, huh?

But also thanks for introducing me to Maisie Peters and Reggaeton

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OH YOU FUCKIN LEGEND

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Reggaeton, 'Fish Market' Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Moves Forward

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DJ Python’s Dulce Compañia

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“Rolling Stone” destaca a artistas puertorriqueñas en una entrevista histórica

La revista destacó que es una pieza histórica y la primera vez que le dedican tantas páginas a mujeres de la música de reggaetón y urbana

La popular revista musical Rolling Stone publicó hoy una entrevista destacando a cinco artistas puertorriqueñas quienes están revolucionando el género urbano: Chesca, PaoPao, RaiNao, Villano Antillano y Young Miko.

Estas cinco mujeres del género urbano, quienes ya suenan en países internacionales, son tendencias en las redes y han creado un movimiento de mujeres poderosas.

Su denominador común es su estilo individual, presencia escénica, su empoderamiento y han colaborado unas con las otras como el tema más reciente “Dale Play” entre RaiNao y PaoPao.

La revista destacó que es una pieza histórica y es la primera vez que le dedican tantas páginas a mujeres de la música de reggaetón y urbana.

En diciembre 2022, las cinco artistas puertorriqueñas se reunieron en el Taller Comunidad La Goyco, en la calle Loíza, en Santurce, donde se llevó a cabo la sesión de fotográfica en un mismo día.

Since 2018, women and LGBTQ folx in Puerto Rico have been powering a scene that’s been virtually unheard of in the male-dominated world of reggaeton and urbano. A new generation of artists — including @villanoantillano, @rainaopr, @paopao, @chesca, and @itsyoungmiko — are breaking barriers and demanding to be heard. Hit the link in our bio to read more.

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