Reggaeton: a musical trip through the Americas
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- For many, reggaeton is synonymous with Puerto Rico, after all it’s where some of the genre most popular artists are from, such as Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny, Ozuna and Don Omar. But the history of the rhythm goes way back. Inspired by Afro-Caribbean beats, reggaeton has roots in Jamaican reggae and dancehall and in Panama’s plenas, before being remixed by Ivy Queen’s The Noise in Puerto Rico.
Today, artists from all over the Americas (such as J Balvin and Karol G from Colombia, Natti Natasha from the Dominican Republic, and Maria Becerra from Argentina) are making dembow beats, making reggaeton a truly transcultural Latino movement.
But how did reggaeton evolve through time?
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I loved this video! As someone who speaks English Spanish and Portuguese your channel is so interesting! Thanks for the research and sharing
The Reggaeton Dem Bow🇯🇲 Riddim came from Steelie & Clevie Fish Market Riddim🇯🇲 and is the foundation of the entire genre originally made popular by Black Jamaican Panamanians 🇯🇲🇵🇦singing in Spanish over reggae beats starting from the 1980s.
Its Jamaican music in Spanish🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The only Jamaican thing about it it's the simple dembow that anyone can do. The melodies, hooks, and all other sounds are Latin, pop, house, and Hip Hop. A well seasoned mix that Puerto Ricans are known for 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
@@robertoglencoco7861and without that “simple dembow sound,” there would not be reggaeton! It’s that simple!🤷🏽♀️
@@lilac6799 it'll still be there. There's still a bunch of instruments, synthesizer, and melodies on every track. You could easily substitute for another beat. Modern Reggaeton tracks ain't even using it right now. It's not Jamaican 🤣🤣🤣 they don't play Spanish guitars 🤣🤣🤣
@@lilac6799 the fact that you think it's that simple is very concerning of your cognitive skills 🤣🤣🤣
@@robertoglencoco7861cognitive skills, uh!? Well, my statement remains as is and I don’t need to be on every comment to convince myself that I’m correct, like you are! Go on and keep stressing yourself out to feel validated!
😳🤔, Why whenever there is talk about Reggaeton, there is no mention of the original of Reggaeton in Panama 🇵🇦 of when Jamaican went to work in Panama 🇵🇦 and brought Reggae music with them from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and it because reggaeton, my all time favorite Panama 🇵🇦 pioneer reggaeton artist is EL GENERAL 😳🤔
Panama never made reggaeton 🤣🤣🤣 it’s Pr and Jamaica 🇵🇷🇯🇲
@@gabelgy8361 they don’t know the difference between spanish reggae and reggaeton😂
It’s stolen reggae music. Not talented when you steal everything beats and all. Stop it.
Awesome video! It truly is transcendent you should check out some of the boundary pushing deep reggaeton artists like DJ python and cousin
Thank you for this!!!!!!! Please make more videos like this
Where are you from cus u got a strong accent in english but an english accent in spanish. It dont make sense.
So this whole video just summarizes that Reggaeton(perreo) is indeed Puerto Rico 🤣🤣🤣
I DONT KNOW WHAT THE HELL THIS YOUNG LADY IS TALKING ABOUT, YES PLENA IS A FORM OF SPANISH REGGAE FROM PANAMA, BUT REGUETON IS 100% PANAMENO!!!
But it came from Jamaicans first
Neither Panama nor Jamaican music calls it reggaeton. Reggaeton was born in Puerto Rico with influences of Jamaican Reggae, Spanish Reggae from Panama, and United States Hip Hop.
@@Giovanny55 you are wrong! Panamanian music Producer Michael F Ellis created the word Reggaeton meaning " Big Reggae " google is for free! 😁
@@R.G.Willmore Let me ask you where you are from UK?. Show me proof that Michael F Ellis or people from Panama used the term Reggaeton before 1996. As well I would to see proof he producing with in a DAW, Vst's plugins cutting dembow loops mixing up with hip hop tracks. Reference Dj Nelson Reggaeton Vol. 01
Las raíces y la creación del Reggaeton o Regueton son estrictamente 💯 panameños, es nuestra cultura que nuestros ancestros trajeron aquí desde el Caribe. 🇵🇦
El Reggaeton es Reggae en Español de Panamá. PR lo plajio.... 🇵🇦🔥🔥🇵🇦🔥🇵🇦🇵🇦🔥🇵🇦🔥🔥🇵🇦🔥🇵🇦🇵🇦
Reggaeton is an original fusion genre in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷. Reggae en Espanol is a plagiarized dancehall.
Exactly
@@robertoglencoco7861thank you and Jamaica also stopped in Pr as well as
@@efrainortiz5915literally.. there’s even a caribbean connection album 😂😂😂😂WITH ALL OLD SCHOOL DANCEHALL ARTISTS AND REGGAETON 😂🇵🇷🇯🇲🇵🇷🇯🇲
Un video sobre reggaetón, Calle 13, Bad Bunny y las protestas de 2019 🙏🏻
I keep on hearing this listen lady you don't know what You're talking about In Panama was reggae in Spanish and got popular in Puerto Rico but then they made their Own genre Which is reggaeton is nothing like Spanish reggae Puerto Rico started their Own genre and which is reggaeton Now everybody else wants to take credit and now It got real popular everybody wants to take the credit And now you're an expert now Who started it Puerto Rico who made it popular Puerto Rico is started in Puerto Rico And another thing reggaeton use rap Puerto ricans had a big Big part in creating hip hop in New York
Jamaica should get the credit for the origin.
@@King_Grogu-485maybe if Jamaicans had actual Reggaeton artists and songs then they would get credit 🤷
Hip Hop and Rap music is black America culture.
@@SelectiveSocial401they didn't want to hear that part lol
@@SelectiveSocial401 Jamaica is the spiritual birthplace of both hip hop and reggaeton. And im not even Jamaican saying this. It just is facts are facts.
So now everyones a musician 😂 saying who what and where.