I am sorry guys, but Daddy Yankee got me again with the song Ella me Levanto. Although Daddy Yankee didnt get rave reviews from reggaeton fans on thi CD, El Cartel: The Big Boss, he definitley wins points with me on this one. If you have not heard the song yet, you can definitely catch the Video on the home page of http://www.reggaetonline.net/ this week. If you catch this post late you can look it up on http://www.reggaetonline.tv/. If someone would have slipped me the CD I would have heard this song already…. but se la vi!.. Oh and for those ladies who dont know already, Daddy does look breath taking in person as well as in his video! haha!
Thats what I am listening to now. Why because its an awesome song by a very talented Reggaeton artists from Panama who I have come to love, El Roockie. Besides the fact that I would love to have his children, I still am in this for the music. If I am correct, this seems to be the Intro for his new abum set to be released in 2008. I justs spoke with him tonight and got an exclusive interview with him that yall can check out on www.reggaetonline.net.
So Roockie if you read this remember that I LOVE YOU MAN!
For those who dont know whats ahead check out his myspace and make sure you buy his album when it gets here next year!
This morning I am listening a kinda old song by Kartier from an album called El Bachaton del Reggaeton. The song is called “La Falda” and I like it because it sounds a little different than most reggaeton-bachata mixes and has a really nice beat that makes you wanna run to a club and dance to it. You can find the lyrics to this song here: http://www.reggaetonline.net/kartier_lyrics-2 .
Kartier is one of those reggaeton artists who goes easily undiscovered by those who only pay attention to main stream artists like Daddy Yankee, Don Omar or Rakim and Ken Y. I am here to bring awareness to artist that are not quite what we would call NEW to this genre. These artists are well established in Puerto Rico and other Latin American countries.