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Call me a hater but Reaggeton...NO! Didn't like it when it first came around.. and my opinion hasn't changed.

I didn't do research so maybe I'm wrong but it comes to me as the most UNoriginal musical genre ever created...

I like Dancehall especially the old stuf, and the same goes for Salsa but if this is what came out of it... thats not evolution in my book..

The thing that annoys me about it is that they call it Reggaeton, as they've created a new genre. It's just Dancehall with a Latin twist. If they had just called it "Latin Dancehall", I wouldn't have much of problem with it.

The thing that annoys me about it is that they call it Dubstep, as they've created a new genre. It's just garage with a dub twist. If they had just called it "dub garage", I wouldn't have much of problem with it.

p.s. it's really quite different to dancehall, that's just one of the influences. And the fact that when it began it followed a kick drum and snare pattern from a dancehall riddim quite slavishly doesn't really mean that it's all just dancehall.

jim wrote:The thing that annoys me about it is that they call it Dubstep, as they've created a new genre. It's just garage with a dub twist. If they had just called it "dub garage", I wouldn't have much of problem with it.

If you think the difference between Garage and Dubsep is the same as the difference between Dancehall and Reggaeton, then there's something wrong with you.

jim wrote:p.s. it's really quite different to dancehall, that's just one of the influences. And the fact that when it began it followed a kick drum and snare pattern from a dancehall riddim quite slavishly doesn't really mean that it's all just dancehall.

The beat is pretty much the same. I don't see what they've done that's new other than sing in Spanish.

I like some reggaeton and i like reggae. i like some garage and i like some dubstep!
nuff said

there is good music everywhere

I find that it really is a rewarding thing to have an open mind.

Can't even get into this stuff every single beat sounds the same

It's like ranchero music with bad rapping

thc wrote:

jim wrote:The thing that annoys me about it is that they call it Dubstep, as they've created a new genre. It's just garage with a dub twist. If they had just called it "dub garage", I wouldn't have much of problem with it.

If you think the difference between Garage and Dubsep is the same as the difference between Dancehall and Reggaeton, then there's something wrong with you.

jim wrote:p.s. it's really quite different to dancehall, that's just one of the influences. And the fact that when it began it followed a kick drum and snare pattern from a dancehall riddim quite slavishly doesn't really mean that it's all just dancehall.

The beat is pretty much the same. I don't see what they've done that's new other than sing in Spanish.

Because you're a prk?

Bounty Killer is always giving it the old bachata melodies isn't he?

And ninjaman is salsa'd out his nut?

Anyone catch Spain's Reggaeton entry into Eurovision last night? Haha shit cracked me up! That guy should have well won! That, or the Azerbaijan entry HAHAHA.

selector.dub.u wrote:I like some reggaeton and i like reggae. i like some garage and i like some dubstep!
nuff said

there is good music everywhere

I find that it really is a rewarding thing to have an open mind.

This.

reaggeton is a big fat fail

jim wrote:p.s. it's really quite different to dancehall, that's just one of the influences. And the fact that when it began it followed a kick drum and snare pattern from a dancehall riddim quite slavishly doesn't really mean that it's all just dancehall.

Thinking about it all house follows the 4x4 pattern....

Used 2 go 2 school in Florida where i lived with a couple of Puerto Rican's,
and the only thing i heard was reggaeton (and reggae of course).
see back then the sounds were still fresh and the scene was growing steadily,
however afta going bak 2 the States a few weeks ago ive seen an upsetting transition of the music which kinda relates 2 commercial U.S Rap.
Most (obviously not all) producers tend 2 copy each other now and are only interested in the profits they make off their tunes (i.e. why u c reggaeton mc's hooking up with AMerican gangster rappers!!).
also spoke 2 my mate who moved back 2 Puerto Rico n he tells me the people who really loved the music from a while ago are growing sick of it,
and theres only a select few artists who still have gd tunes coming out!

ANyways theres my personal knowledge of the genre, which still gets me hopping around when listening to it although i always wished i knew exactly what they were saying!!!!

I did this promo mix last year,

Squadra Brukeaton Promo Mix

1.)Julio Voltio y Tego Calderon-Julito Maraña(Chucky Rojas and Ayro Rmx)
2.)Lisa M-Fuego(Chucky Rojas Remix)
3.)Sammy Pacheco-Mansita(Simbad Remix)
4.)Calle 13-Suave(Squadra Remix)
5.)Dj Vadim-Like Da Wind(Afrobad Remix)
6.)Voltio-Mambo(Ro-Mal Bruk Mix)
7.)Calle 13-Tango del Pecado(Chucky Rojas and Simbad Remix)
8.)Chelo-Yummy(Afrobad Remix)
9.)Voltio y Tego-Descontrol(Jinxe Astorm Remix)
10.)Calle 13 y Voltio-Chulin Culin Chun Fly(Ro-Mal Stomp Remix)
11.)Broki y Lisa M - Brukeaton (Simbad Remix)

Squadra is Chucky Rojas and Max Maldonado
Ro-Mal is Chucky Rojas and Max Maldonado
Jinxe Astorm is Max Maldonado
Afrobad is Afronaught and Simbad

http://amalgamarecords.com/mixes/Squadr ... 20Mix).mp3

reggaetone is garbage. I love it when i pull up to a light and some idiot pulls up next to me with his cranked up ,shitty system playing reggaetone.

I let my 4 Kicker 12's drop some bass knowledge on his punk ass!

i think reggaeton is ok it kind of gets boring after while. i use to listen to it alot but i got tired of it. alot of mexicans listen to it here in houston but im more into kumbia salsa merengue when it comes to music in spanish and i like spanish reggae it actually sounds like reggae but its in spanish. alot of mexicans here in houston when they hear dubstep they are like "que chinga es eso??" (what the fuck is this) ha ha.. its funny... they are use to their norteno ranchero and reggaeton music.

definition of reggaeton please?
also dancehall while your at it.

it must be impossible to get into if you have no spanish friends. atleast there are acouple open minds around. u should hear how hard some people laugh at grime mcing.

Squadra01 wrote:I did this promo mix last year,

Squadra Brukeaton Promo Mix

1.)Julio Voltio y Tego Calderon-Julito Maraña(Chucky Rojas and Ayro Rmx)
2.)Lisa M-Fuego(Chucky Rojas Remix)
3.)Sammy Pacheco-Mansita(Simbad Remix)
4.)Calle 13-Suave(Squadra Remix)
5.)Dj Vadim-Like Da Wind(Afrobad Remix)
6.)Voltio-Mambo(Ro-Mal Bruk Mix)
7.)Calle 13-Tango del Pecado(Chucky Rojas and Simbad Remix)
8.)Chelo-Yummy(Afrobad Remix)
9.)Voltio y Tego-Descontrol(Jinxe Astorm Remix)
10.)Calle 13 y Voltio-Chulin Culin Chun Fly(Ro-Mal Stomp Remix)
11.)Broki y Lisa M - Brukeaton (Simbad Remix)

Squadra is Chucky Rojas and Max Maldonado
Ro-Mal is Chucky Rojas and Max Maldonado
Jinxe Astorm is Max Maldonado
Afrobad is Afronaught and Simbad

http://amalgamarecords.com/mixes/Squadr ... 20Mix).mp3

nice one mate but can u re-up this or something,
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safety.

My girlfriend is half dominican, half puerto rican, although she really thinks reggaetone is garbage for the most part, then again her music selection is not in the latin norm...obviously there is some select tunes out there somewhere (I haven't heard any)...

From what I can gather about the genre, it is basically wanna-be reggae/dancehall, with guys singing in spanish, and throwing American pop/crunk-rap influences onto it. Oh , and they really do never change the beat either. Sounds like it's all about pleasing the masses.

from whoever said that, at least house changes the SOUNDS of the percussion, and listen to broken beat (house) and tribal house, tons of variation. I have yet to hear a reggaetone song that didn't use the exact same percussion sample as the last.