Bad Bunny Releases New Visuals For Single “Vete”
This is the first time I’m blogging about, Bad Bunny, a famous Reggaeton star from Puerto Rico.
This is the first time I’m blogging about, Bad Bunny, a famous Reggaeton star from Puerto Rico. Old fashioned people in Latin America like to criticize this creative guy due to his controversial lyrics. Anyway, Millennials just love his style to such an extent that his music sounds at all parties and clubs across the region and abroad. Recently, I’m enjoying his new single “Vete” (Spanish for “go away”), which revolves around the breakup of a relationship. I like the way scenes change as the song progresses in his visuals. You’ll see the artist reflecting on his troubled past, and feeling confident and secure about his present. Enjoy it!
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Puerto Rican emerging artist Alejo released a few days ago the single and video for “Se Enamoró De Un Reggaetonero.” In effect, bangin’ Perreo music puts you into a euphoric state as dopamine levels go up.
Overall, you can define his sound as a combination of Hip-Hop + Dancehall + Latin beats. Moreover, there’s something controversial about the lyrics that describe the story of fans falling in love with the luxury lifestyle of artists, placing material wealth above all.
Literally, Alejo follows in the footsteps of his fellow countryman Bad Bunny. Taking this into account, Puerto Rico has become the best market for urban talents.
In my opinion, all of this has also been accomplished thanks to TikTok, which is currently the most downloaded app in the entire world.
At only 18 years old, Alejo has acquired a solid position, leaving his mark on the urban music scene.
Believe it or not, his latest EP, ‘Full Discoteka’ features more tracks as catchy as hell.
Naturally, dreams don’t work unless you do. The young rapper promises more exciting alliances along the way. So far, his future seems bright.
What do you think about it? Only time will tell…
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Reggaeton artists Oscu and Nobeat broke into the mainstream with an absolute dancefloor bomb entitled “Numero 1.” Best of all, the unmistakable Latin flavor engulfs you in boom-ch-boom-chk beats right from the start.
It goes without saying, Reggaeton’s cultural impact is connecting fans across the globe. As a matter of fact, the “Numero 1” music video has amassed over 8 million YouTube views. And not even talking about the TikTok dance challenges, which have grown in popularity.
Hailing from Argentina, Nicolás Odetti aka Oscu combines his passion for video games and music. Actually, he’s a well-known streamer on Twitch with a huge following to this day.
In the case of Nobeat, he was born in Colombia and his venture as a singer and composer started at the age of 20. He has earned the praise of Billboard and other international media outlets thanks to his genuine urban style.
If you’re gonna judge a song based on lyrics, this one talks about being someone’s number one. Of course, being number two in a relationship sucks.
Life is better when you dance, and “Numero 1” is a treat for the soul of your inner party animal.
In conclusion, we need more Reggaeton artists like them. Period.
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The famous 19-year-old singer was born in Chile and found overnight notoriety on TikTok after his song “Mi Gata” went viral. Standly knows well the power of modern-day Perreo and Reggaeton, converting them into trendy sounds.
Standly, whose real name is Camilo Paredes developed his songwriting and production skills in high school. From the beginning, he wanted to study Law and Physical Education, but his plans changed with the sudden success of his music.
Amazingly, “Mi Gata” has garnered over 71 million streams in the last six months. Besides that, the fresh banger is a joint effort with his compatriot El Barto.
Undoubtedly, his TikTok stardom results in new opportunities. What’s more, the emergence of sensational young talents in Chile will soon turn Santiago into the capital of Reggaeton.
Up to now, Standly’s “Mi Gata” is still a top-ranking track on TikTok. In between dance challenges and viral trends, there’s something catchy about his flow and rhythm. Perhaps, it’s the earworm chorus and rhymes which compare attractive women with cats.
At the end of the day, such an uplifting tune is expanding across Latin America, the U.S., and beyond. Lastly, I highly recommend “Pégate,” another one of his great works that feels pretty captivating.