A mix of new and old music, Don Omar Presents Meet the Orphans features the man himself alongside artists from his record label, El Orfanato Music. Kendo Kapponi and Syko are the featured artists with guests like Plan B and ...

Invencible may have been introduced as a sequel to Tito's 2009 effort, El Patrón, but besides sharing the same high quality control, the albums are quite different. Here, the reggaeton singer continues to evolve into a versatile Latin pop singer ...

After handling most of their 2009 effort Down to Earth on their lonesome, reggaeton duo Alexis & Fido invite guests like Daddy Yankee, Yahvia, and Tony Dize to join them for the follow-up, 2011's Perreologia. Flashier and more polished than ...

One of reggaeton's biggest stars, Daddy Yankee returned in 2008 with not only a new album, TALENTO DE BARRIO, but also a film vehicle of the same name. The album (which doubles as the soundtrack to the film) is as ...

By 2005, Don Omar was one of the biggest figures on the reggaeton landscape, thanks to the anthem "Reggaeton Latino," a song from the CHOSEN FEW compilation that proved a huge hit. A remix version, which features lyrics in English ...

With a level of adventurousness and innovation often absent in their peers, Wisin Y Yandel rose to the top of the reggaeton universe. On 2008's LA MENTE MIESTRA, the pair introduce DJ Nesty, a turntablist whose lush style recalls flashy ...

Calle 13 kick off Entren los Que Quieran in exactly the same manner they did their previous two albums, with a parody intro, this time around a raucous send-up to their own record company set to a mock show tune ...

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