I'm a big fan of Reggaeton. What do you think of it?
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I like reggaeton, Daddy Yankee, Wisin y Yandel, Luny Tunes. Its cool.
648227
I love the music.  I used to sing in the choir at a catholic church.  I even got to sing for Pope John Paul II.  Singing those songs was one of the most wonderful things in my life :)
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ARE YOU SERIOUS?\nI LOVE RBD. THEY ROCK!!\nDID YOU SEE THEIR CONCERT ON FRIDAY ON TV?\nOH THEY LOOKED SO PUNKY!!!!\nthey rock  i love them i have like almost all their cds!!!\nhave you gone one of their concerts?\nmy friend paola is like obsessed. i thought she was their number one fan.\nmy fave person is dulce maria or maite. miguel is sooooo cute!!\nyeah i love that song. i looooooooooooove the song Ser O Parecer\nyeah they rock!!\n:-)
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yes of course.. it's the mixture of music that gets you in the mood to dance..... Shakira & Wyclef used Brazilian, Latin, African and Caribbean influences in that song.... so just move those hips like only a man could --- and let Shakira and the Ladies shake their hips for you
230545
i luv aventura. my fav songs are ella y yo wit don omar and noche de sexo wit wisin y yandel
144652
It's not really a reggae song-- the beat is Latin, not Carribean. But yes, it is fast and comes from "South of the Border."
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I think that it is a pretty kicking song, that would probably explain it.  Good beat fun words even wiccans like to dance.
207506
I grew up in a predominantly Hispanic small town in Central Illinois and I can tell you I, along with many of my Hispanic friends, absolutely hate much of the "carnaval" music and its constant drone.  We love to listen to the Tex-Mex or American-Hispanic mix from the likes of Carlos Santana, Los Lobos, Freddy Fender and the Texas Tornadoes,  regional band Los Mocambos,  Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, and really any Mariachi bands.  ( I know I'm leaving out a bunch of ohters).  It just provided different rhythms, vocals, feel, and speed that kept the music "fresh" and not mundane.  However, who am I to tell you what your preferences in music should be?
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i freaking love it!! havent stopped listening to it. i love all the songs, dont have to skip any track at all!\n\nand i totally agree wit ip_fanatic_2 :P ..dont get me wrong either i love "welcome to the black parade too
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When I want to relax, I listen to Brian McKnight and Kenny G. I've recently discovered the artist El Roockie. He's pretty good, a lot of his songs are pretty relaxing (I'm actually listening to him right now). It's Spanish language reggae from Panama. His CDs are really hard to find in the U.S. though, so you'll probably just have to download them.
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I've listened to some world music out of curiosity and I've really liked some things, especially from African countries or those with Moorish influences. I like the Putumayo albums, I think they offer good selections for people who don't know much about it but are interested in the real thing. Peter Gabriel has also done a good job bringing good composers and interpreters from around the world to attention.
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go to beatport.com and then play examples from each genre..however i don't think they have ALL the genres bc there are so many!\n\nI personally love DnB (Drum n Bass) and also Jungle.  I hate boring ones like house and hardcore. \n\nP*L*U*R
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They are awesome, i love there music... <3
140952
Because latin music is kool like that
358307
Yeah...I saw Buju not too long ago & he still puts on a hell of a show.  Shabba has been performing a bit recently & still draws in a big crowd.  Yellowman makes appearances here and there for his old school fans, though I haven't heard Super Cat in a while. My favourite song by him is still Under Pressure.  I miss the old dancehall music since I don't think the newer stuff sounds all that great.
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i love to DANCE!!!! so many different genres to choose from! hip hop is good dance music, latin and slow music also good too.
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Music is universal. You should take it as a compliment that they recognize and want to perform Latin cultural music because it only proves that Latin cultural music is beautiful. I have seen a lot of Latin American singers crossover into different music than just singing Salsa and Merengue(Mark Anthony, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Ricky Martin etc. artists that I love by the way) but would never say that they were trying to take over a certain type of music or claim as their own. I would look at it as an artist expanding their horizons in music.