2004 Daddy Yankee - Gasolina 2006 RKM & Ken-Y - Down 2008 Wisin & Yandel - Ahora Es 2010 Don Omar - Hasta Abajo 2012 Zion feat. Jory & Ken-Y - More 2014 Plan B - Candy 2016 J Balvin - Mi Gente 2018 Nicky Jam feat. J Balvin - X 2020 Karol G - Tusa 2022 Bad Bunny - Titi Me Pregunto
Daddy Yankee - Gasolina R.K.M & Ken-Y - Down Wisin & Yandel - Ahora Es Don Omar - Hasta Abajo Dj Lucas - More Plan B - Candy J Balvin, Willy William - Mi Gente Nicky Jam, J Balvin - X (EQUIS) KAROL G, Nicki Minaj - Tusa Bad Bunny - Tití Me Preguntó
I was first introduced to Reggaeton when I was living in Puerto Rico. I didn't get into it until 2002 when I was a teenager. Even before Daddy Yankee came out with Gasolina. I knew of Daddy Yankee and many other Reggaeton artists cause I was already listening to the genre before Reggaeton started to go mainstream. I'm 35 now, and I still listen to reggaeton even the old school Reggaeton. I have been into Reggaeton for 20+ years now.
No es que sea el verdadero es que fue con el que te criaste muy seguramente. Porque mi esposo que es más viejo que yo dice que el mejor exponente es Vico C jaja para mí 2006/2010 está bien y para mi hijo lo actual, aunque no puedo negar que Arcángel y BB son GOD 😊
In terms of reach, Gasolina has them all beat. That song was so huge here in New York that they played it on regular radio stations not just Spanish stations.
I’m not of Hispanic origin but I had a lot of friends that were and remember most of the top 5 were played at most events 💃🏾. I always enjoyed dancing to Reggaeton music! 😊.
@@parisazulpuga7339 lo que pasa esque El reggaeton de antes tenia mas aggressividad, esencia y tenia mas sonidos sinteticos al igual que trompetas para darle mas sabor y fuerza, hoy solo es la percussion y El auto tune nada mas....y se oye muy basico y cursi....antes habian hombres de verdad con masculinidad al tope, hoy solo existen niños como bad bunny y anuel
Nothing will beat Gasolina. It brings back so many memories. I don’t speak Spanish and I had alot of Spanish speaking friends who introduced me to Reggaeton. I was probably the only non Spanish speaking person jamming out to Reggaeton in my small town in Tennessee 😅 now I live in Miami and it’s kind of surreal to hear it everywhere. I’m glad other types of music are becoming more popular now like Reggaeton and K-Pop, because back in the early 2000s, you were seen as weird if you liked the type of music and didn’t even know the language 🤷🏻♀️
Hispanics have a minimum of 30% white genetics, so they're not that far from us. Plus most latin American countries have majority white populations lol
