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TOP 20 CHART

  • 1. Llamado De Emergencia - Daddy Yankee
  • 2. Me Estas Tentando - Wisin & Yandel
  • 3. Por Amar A Ciegas - Arcangel

MOST POPULAR CDS

  • 1. La Mente Maestra
  • 2. El Fenomeno
  • 3. The Royalty

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La Mente Maestra
Artist: Wisin & Yandel
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REGGAETON LYRICS

MOST POPULAR LYRICS

  1. Atrévete, te, te Calle 13
  2. Tuve un Sueno RKM & Ken-Y Ft. Plan B
  3. No Te Veo (Remix) Jowell Randy Ft Guelo Star,Maximan, y J-King
  4. Noche De Entierro Daddy Yankee, Wisin y Yandel, Zion, Héctor
  5. No Te Veo Jowell & Randy
  6. Disfrutalo Wisin & Yandel
  7. Quizas Tony Dize
  8. Ya Me Voy Wisin & Yandel
  9. Imaginate Wisin & Yandel
  10. La Perfecta Ocasion [Remix] Gocho Ft Jowell , Randy Y De La Ghetto

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About the Lyrics in Reggaeton

Reggaeton lyrics have always been a topic of debate. When Reggaeton was considered “underground”, its lyrics depicted a bad image to women and influenced the use of drugs and sex. Many people considered the genre of bad taste. Reggaeton was headed in a direction of being banned in Puerto Rico. As the 1990s came to an end, Reggaeton took a swift turn for the better. As new reggaeton artists came along, they began to “clean” up the lyrics to ensure reggaeton would be played on the radio. With reggaeton on the rise, it was played in more clubs and various radio stations and rapidly grew in popularity. The way artists express themselves has been taken to another level because they have realized that what they say in their lyrics, is how the public will perceive them.

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La Tiraera (or tiradera)

Like in any other music genres, there is heavy competition among reggaeton artists to stay on top. They compete indirectly by making better song and selling albums and directly by challenging fellow artist to lyrical wars. This type of battle of wit and words are referred to as "tiraera." Tirar, in some countries, means to diss or talk bad about others. Whether it is used to gain respect or fame, boost sales or to implement artist stature, Tiraera has been a vital component of reggaeton. While some are against it, it will continue to exist because it is a way of expressing desire to stay on top at all costs.

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