| "Oye Mi Canto"; Hear my song. Latinos,
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| | do with nothing but sex.Reggaeton today
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| Puerto Ricans in particular, have been
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| | has grown in size over the past few
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| stating this for years. Trying to get
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| | years; evidenced by the track mentioned
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| anyone who will listen to hear their
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| | in the beginning of this article. "Oye Mi
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| music: Reggaeton. A blend of Spanish rap
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| | Canto" was released in the summer of 2004
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| style lyrics laced over a sped up reggae
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| | by rapper Noreaga featuring a well known
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| drum beat. Many people in the U.S. got
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| | reggaeton artist by the name of Daddy
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| their first taste of Reggaeton with "Oye
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| | Yankee and also featuring GemStar, Big
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| Mi Canto" in the summer of 2004. In fact,
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| | Mato and Nina Sky. This song appeared on
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| Reggaeton was developed 30 years ago in
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| | the Billboard charts and was in heavy
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| Panama when Jamaican immigrants were
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| | rotation on radio stations everywhere.
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| brought over during the building of the
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| | Everyone, including Noreaga believed that
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| Panama Canal. With them, they brought
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| | they had stumbled upon something new. But
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| Reggae music.In 1985, rapper Vico C from
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| | recently artists from Puerto Rico (which
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| Puerto Rico produced the first
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| | arguably produces the most popular
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| Spanish-language Hip-Hop record. Thus
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| | artists of reggaeton) have emerged to be
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| the two main influences of the genre were
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| | popular outside of la isla del encanto:
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| in place, as well as the two main
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| | Tego Calderon, Don Omar, Winsin y Yandel,
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| producing countries. During the
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| | Hector y Tito, Daddy Yankee, Baby Rasta y
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| mid-nineties, Puerto Ricans were making
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| | Gringo and Ivy Queen. These are the most
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| their own material, with hip-hop
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| | popular artists in Puerto Rico and most
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| influences, and recording what is
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| | of Latin America. They are credited with
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| considered to be the first Reggaeton
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| | bringing it to the mainstream, amassing a
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| tracks. Today, the music is flourishing
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| | large following in areas like New York,
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| in both Puerto Rico and Panama. And it
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| | Florida, Boston and Chicago.Large
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| now appears to be headed to the U.S.The
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| | companies are taking notice as well. Last
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| music is very similar to Jamaican Reggae
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| | year, Roc-A-Fella Records, best known for
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| or Ragga. The same rhythm is employed and
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| | rappers Jay Z, Beanie Sigel and Foxy
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| the vocals tend to be reggae style though
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| | Brown, created an extension of the label
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| hip-hop style vocals are becoming
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| | for Latin artists known as
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| extremely popular. The lyrics are often
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| | Roc-La-Familia. Bad Boy mogul Sean "P
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| about Love, Cheating, Street Life,
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| | Diddy" Combs also has started Bad Boy
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| Passion and Misunderstandings. Although
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| | Latino. The genre that was once
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| there are plenty of artists that have
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| | chastised is beginning to flourish.
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| incorporated raunchy lyrics the have to
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