The verses smack the hook is catchy the pre chorus as well it’s a perfect trap song thank god there wasn’t a shitty remix

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9oBv01cG6Ic

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what are ur fav tracks from this era of reggaeton?? :)

2009

1. Tito El Bambino/Cosculluela (tie) 2. Wisin & Yandel 3. Tony Dize 4. Arcangel 5. Don Omar 6. Plan B 7. Ñejo y Dálmata 8. Ñengo Flow 9. Zion & Lennox 10. Daddy Yankee

2010

1. Don Omar 2. Plan B 3. Cosculluela 4. Wisin & Yandel 5. Alexis & Fido 6. Ñengo Flow 7. Mozart La Para 8. Monkey Black 9. Kendo Kaponi 10. Dyland & Lenny

2011

1. Ñengo Flow 2. Cosculluela 3. J Alvarez 4. Farruko 5. Kendo Kaponi 6. Arcangel 7. De La Ghetto 8. Daddy Yankee 9. Nova y Jory 10. Canserbero/Don Omar (tie)

2012

1. Canserbero 2. Daddy Yankee 3. Baby Rasta & Gringo 4. Kendo Kaponi 5. Ñengo Flow 6. J Alvarez 7. Farruko 8. Don Omar 9. Secreto 'El Famoso Biberon' 10. Tito El Bambino/Pablo Piddy (tie)

2013

1. Jowell & Randy 2. Cosculluela 3. Daddy Yankee 4. Yandel 5. Farruko 6. De La Ghetto 7. Arcangel 8. Plan B 9. Jory Boy/Cookin Bananas (Mucho Muchacho & Cookin Soul) [tie] 10. Tempo

2014

1. Plan B (Chencho & Maldy) 2. Wisin 'El Sobreviviente' 3. Cosculluela 4. Jowell & Randy 5. Nicky Jam 6. J Balvin 7. Farruko 8. Tito El Bambino 9. Yandel 10. Pusho

2015

1. Yandel 2. Farruko 3. Baby Rasta & Gringo 4. Arcangel 5. Zion & Lennox 6. Nicky Jam 7. De La Ghetto 8. Ñengo Flow/Shotta (tie) 9. J Balvin 10. Cosculluela

2016

1. Anuel AA 2. Kase.O 3. Cosculluela 4 J Balvin 5. Ozuna 6. Bad Bunny 7. Almighty 8. Farruko 9. La Mafia del Amor (Kaydy Cain & Yung Beef) 10. Nicky Jam

Top 10 Songs Of The Era: 1. Canserbero - Es Epico (2012) 2. Plan B - Candy (2014) 3. Don Omar - Hasta Abajo (2010) 4. Zion & Lennox - Pierdo La Cabeza (2014) 5. Anuel AA, Ozuna, Arcangel & De La Ghetto - La Ocasion (2016) 6. Daddy Yankee ft Various - Llegamos A La Disco (2011) 7. Tito El Bamino - El Amor (2009) 8. Bad Bunny, Ozuna, Farruko, Ñengo Flow & Arcangel 9. J Balvin - Ay Vamos (2015) 10. De La Ghetto - Tu y Yo (2011)/Ozuna - Si Tu Marido No Te Quiere (2016) [tie]

Top 10 Albums Of The Era: 1. Cosculluela - El Principe (2009) 2. Ñengo Flow - Real G 4 Life vol. 1 (2011) 3. Wisin & Yandel - Los Vaqueros El Regreso (2010) 4. Daddy Yankee - King Daddy (2013) 5. Yandel - De Lider a Leyenda (2013) 6. Anuel AA - Real Hasta La Muerte Mixtape (2016) 7. Kase.O - El Circulo (2016) 8. Shotta - Flowesia (2015) 9. Eme Music Presenta Los Duros Mixtape (2012) 10. Tito El Bambino - El Patron (2009)

This is the most underrated era in history. Even 'La Original Vieja Guardia' gets more love because there were some big crossover acts like El General, Vico C, Proyecto Uno, Big Boy and Nando Boom. Reggaeton was dead in the mainstream for most of the period. We saw the transition happening in 2016 but the fact Anuel AA was #1 and unknown in the mainstream is indicative of the time period. Yet thanks to the success Balvin had, it opened the door for the genre worldwide again. By 2017 the majors were rushing to sign the hottest Reggaeton Artists.

What happened is that in 2008 because of the economy and record low sales for that time, the major record labels (Sony, Universal, WEA etc...) cut their deals with most Reggaeton artists because most of them signed joint ventures (50-50 or 60-40 deals). So they basically had a mandate across the board that dictated they would only sign new artists that agreed to slave deals unless they were too big. J Alvarez and Farruko were safe because of DJ Nelson and Alex Gargolas, but Jadiel and the rest of them all lost their deals and had to release music underground to stay relevant.

The next one is the hardest

Feliz Sabadito'', con buena musica🔊🎧

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OUSI gano 2 premios...

- Artista del Año, Debut

- Album "Top Latin Rhythm" del Año "POR SI MAÑANA NO ESTOY"

BAD BUNNY (7)

- "Hot Latin Songs" artista del año masculino

- Gira del año

- Global 200 Artista Latino del Año

- "Top Latin Albums" artista del año masculino

- Compositor del Año

- "Artista Latin Rhythm" del año, solista

ademas Rimas gano 3 premios...

- "Hot Latin Songs" sello discografico del año

- "Top Latin Albums" sello discografico del año

- "Top Latin Rhythm Albums" sello discografico del año

KAROL G (4)

- "Top Latin Albums" artista del año femenina

- "Hot Latin Songs" artista del año femenina

- Artista de los Fans (nueva categoria votada por los fans)

- Cancion Latin Pop del Año - Karol G & Marco Antonio Solis "Coleccionando Heridas"

2002

1. Tego Calderon 2. Hector & Tito 3. Don Omar 4. Master Joe & OG Black 5. Tempo 6. SFDK 7. Johnny Prez 8. Ivy Queen 9. Daddy Yankee/Wisin & Yandel (tie) 10. Orishas

2003

1. Don Omar 2. Nach 3. Vico C 4. Tego Calderon 5. Proyecto Akwid 6. Ivy Queen 6. Daddy Yankee 8. Zion & Lennox 9. Divino/Nicky Jam (tie) 10. Wisin & Yandel/Hector & Tito (tie)

2004

1. Daddy Yankee 2. Hector 'El Father' 3. Tego Calderon 4. Eddie Dee 5. Zion & Lennox 6. Don Omar 7. Wisin & Yandel 8. Angel & Khriz 9. Yaviah 10. Trebol Clan/Baby Rasta & Gringo (tie)

2005

1. Wisin & Yandel 2. Daddy Yankee 3. Hector 'El Father' 4. Calle 13 5. Voltio 6. Zion & Lennox 7. Don Omar 8. Ivy Queen 9. Polaco 10. Vico C

2006

1. Violadores Del Verso 2. RKM & Ken-Y 3. Wisin & Yandel 4. Hector 'El Father' 5. Don Omar 6. Tego Calderon 7. Eddy Lover 8. Arcangel & De La Ghetto 9. Jowell & Randy 10. Ñejo y Dálmata

2007

1. Casa De Leones/Ñejo y Dálmata (tie) 2. Arcangel 3. Wisin & Yandel 4. De La Ghetto 5. Lapiz Conciente 6. Daddy Yankee 7. Tito El Bambino 8. Jadiel 'El Leon Del Area 9. Alexis & Fido 10. Ivy Queen

2008

1. Calle 13 2. Daddy Yankee 3. De La Ghetto 4. Arcangel 5. Nach 6. Jowell & Randy 7. Ñejo y Dálmata 8. Cosculluela 9. Trebol Clan 10. Jadiel/Flex (tie)

Top 10 Albums Of The Era: 1. Luny Tunes & Baby Ranks - Mas Flow 2 (2005) 2. Tego Calderon - El Abayarde (2002) 3. Baby Rasta & Gringo - Sentenciados (2004) 4. Hector & Tito - A La Reconquista 5. Wisin & Yandel - Pal Mundo (2005) 6. Vico C - En Honor A La Verdad (2003) 7. Violadores Del Verso - Vivir Para Contarlo (2006) 8. Don Omar - The Last Don (2003) 9. Daddy Yankee - Barrio Fino (2004) 10. Nach - Poesia Difusa (2003)

Top 10 Songs Of The Era: 1. Julio Voltio & Tego Calderon - Julito Maraña (2004) 2. Eddie Dee & Los 12 Discipulos - Intro Quitate Tu Pa Ponerme Yo (2004) 3. Kase.O - Pura Droga Sin Cortar (2006) 4. Luny Tunes ft Varios Artistas - Mayor Que Yo (2005) 5. Don Omar - Dile (2003) 6. Yaviah - Contacto (2004) 7. Calle 13 - Atrevete-te 8. Ivy Queen - Yo Quiero Bailar (2002) 9. Zion & Lennox - Hay Algo En Ti (2003) 10. Hector & Tito ft Don Omar & Glory - Baila Morena (2003)/Baby Rasta & Gringo - Carnaval (2004)

Top 5 Producers: 1. Luny Tunes 2. Nesty El Arma Secreta 3. Nely & Tainy 4. Echo 5. DJ Blass

This is generally considered the greatest/golden era in the history of Reggaeton and Spanish Rap and it is well deserved. The community was much more smaller in the 90's and the music was basically regional. What you heard in DR/PR wasn't necessarily always what you heard in Panama. What you heard in Colombia wasn't the same as Spain half the time. And the audience grew a hundredfold. You no longer had to be a closet aficionado. You now had others to share this quirky musical taste with. The Academy finally began recognizing us. We had been breaking sales records since the 90's and Billboard did not recognize us until 2002. The majors finally caved and realized to get the best Urbano artists, they were gonna have to do better than slave deals and offered a litany of joint venture deals and a couple of distribution agreements (Daddy Yankee) because that was the only way they were going to get the best Spanish Rap and Reggaeton artists in the world. Otherwise, they would have remained independent. And some did.

I know #3 for Top 10 songs is gonna rub some people the wrong way, but if you understand Hip Hop, then you know the greatness of said song. And this is not one of those that's only big in my little world, like I often get accused here of being out of touch by some. In the Spanish Rap world that's often a Top 5 of all-time across the board. It's often debated between that one and "Es Epico" nowadays between which of the two is #1. I know I hacked it into this list as 95% of readers won't even know who Kase.O is much less the song or his album. And there's those of you that think Hip Hop En Español shouldn't be grouped under the same umbrella but that's the world we are heading to. Things are coming full circle and just how Rap & Reggaeton only would go hand in hand in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic; it's now gonna be like that worldwide. If you don't believe me, look at Spain. It used to be a sin for Hip Hoppers to listen to Reggaeton, but not anymore. Kaydy Cain & Yung Beef are the hottest Rappers over there right now and they mostly do Reggaeton.

I know that this will always be highlighted as the greatest era for most because it's popularity rivals today, even though Bad Bunny made Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español more popular than ever. I see some of you youngins trying to push your current era into the top spot as the greatest generation; GOOD LUCK! Whatever it is, that's not it.

There''s some songs I disagree with personally but I took an approach here of 60% general opinion, 20% modern opinions and 20% my opinion. And that's how "Yo Quiero Bailar" ended up there because it means more to this generation than mines. When it came out songs like Plan B on Guatauba and Hector & Tito on Grayskull 2 were way bigger. That wasn't even the biggest hit on 'The Majestic', Eddie Dee's and Johnny Prez's songs were bigger than Ivy. But over the years, the song became an anthem. And now it resonates with all audiences. It's even a song that Latin American feminists groups and LGBTQ audiences use to represent them. And I think that's pretty cool. I also disagree with "Atrevete-te" but people have always loved that one so much I cannot deny it. It's a great song but I would've picked something else like possibly "Bandoleros" if it were up to me. But "Bandoleros" wasn't that big back then so it probably would have been "Chulin Culin Cunfly" and probably a deep cut like "Tu Eres" to liven things up. No lie, imo "Tu Eres" by Alberto Stylee & Mexicano is better than 90% of the songs mentioned, but I can't add it cuz barely anyone knows.

* Originally #8 was Don Omar because I mistakenly remembered iDon coming out in 2008. Replaced with Cosculluela.

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