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Yeruza: Malianteo With a Conscience; The Light of Salvation Snuffed out too early

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I did not pay attention to Yeruza until about a year or two after his death when several records were coming out of his with known artists.  I had heard of him, but whatever came into my network I ignored as it came across as generic Malianteo stuff, which it was.  For those uneducated on the subject, Malianteo is the equivalent of Gangsta Rap but in Spanish and sometimes done over Reggaeton beats as well.   I am not a fan of generic malianteo.  I can understand how misguided youths living a lifestyle comparable to a gunner in the old west can relate to those songs and love every malianteo track done with the most minimum level of competence.  Some of you are even living the beefs in Puerto Rico and DR picking sides within Philadelphia, New York, and Florida.  I do find it disgusting when y'all celebrate the death of your rivals on social media.  That shit needs to stop!  It's shit like that which is going to send this culture backwards....

Every Reggaeton Hidden Gems and Reggaeton Deep Cuts in History!

 Reggaeton Deep Cuts #1  Zion & Lennox in Reggaeton Sex 4 (2002) Reggaeton Deep Cuts #2  Daddy Yankee - Comienza El Bellaqueo (2012)  from Imperio Nazza Gold Edition Reggaeton Deep Cuts #3  DJ Chiclin 2 - The Power (1995) Reggaeton Deep Cuts #4  Don Chezina & Luny Tunes - Donde Estan Las Mujeres (2003) Unreleased Song From Mas Flow 1 Reggaeton Deep Cuts #5  Nicky Jam & Carlitos Way - Tu y Yo Solitos prod by Luny Tunes & Nesty La Mente Maestra (2005) Unreleased song from Luny Tunes' version of the album Millenium which also went unreleased Reggaeton Deep Cuts #6 Tego Calderon, Eddie Dee, Cosculluela, Voltio & Zion - Easy (2007) [El Pentagono] Reggaeton Deep Cuts #7 Mr. Notty Boy feat. Daddy Yankee, Nicky Jam, Ivy Queen, Maicol & Manuel, Rey Pirin, Cavalucci, Eddie Dee, & Alberto Stylee - No Me Dejo Llevar (1998) [El Bando Korrupto vol. 1] Reggaeton Deep Cuts #8 Nico Canada & John Jay - Mami Yo Soy (2012) Reggaeton Deep Cu...

Reggaeton Party Mane presents "Playero Reggaeton Style", his very first mixtape!

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 Hi there y'all.  The mixtape is as titled, a side A and side B of Playero Reggaeton mixed together.  It is currently uploaded to the internet archive.  You can listen to it here:  https://archive.org/details/side-a-playero-style-reggaeton-mix    I hope you enjoy.  Expect a youtube link soon!  Though you can upload it yourself.  I just ask please don't falsely take credit.  There is nothing more shameful than a fake dj taking credit for the works of others.  It happens, especially when one's work is good; doesn't make it right.  Again listen to "Playero Reggaeton Style" under my pseudonym 'DJ Chachi Lova' on the internet archive by clicking here:   https://archive.org/details/side-a-playero-style-reggaeton-mix   Take care and bendiciones!

Does Making Reggaeton Beats Take Much Talent at all? Why most people believe not...

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 Does Making Reggaeton Beats Take Much Talent at all?  Why most people believe not... by Reggaeton Party Mane El Uno Hip Hop, EDM and Reggaeton producers have gotten a bad rap for years.  We are barely musicians we are told or some people outright say we are not!  Well, the reputation of the producer using a computer to make music has gotten worse and this is all thanks to AI.  I am not going to focus on analog beatmakers in this writing who ironically sometimes look down on us who use Logic and FL Studio to make music even though all of them use samples in their drum machines to produce.  They too are considered pseudo musicians by many although what they do takes a lot of talent to master. Some modern producers using what are known as Digital Audio Workstations or DAW's to make music are actual musicians in the traditional sense.  They can play an instrument or several, quite competently many times.  But the blessing or curse (depending on how y...

Reggaeton Party Mane MIXTAPE ANNOUNCEMENT! 100% PLAYERO STYLE REGGAETON!

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 Hi.  I'd like to announce my first mixtape with a Side A and Side B of old school Playero Style Reggaeton.  If this first volume is well accepted we may come out with other concepts or new artists adopting the Playero Reggaeton Style.  It is called "Original Raggamuffin Style" utilizing my pseudonym DJ Chachi Lova.  It is slated for a November 2025 release Lord Willing or earlier if possible.  I hope it will be enjoyed by those who listen to it.  Please stay tuned to my blog for the official release web links.  Thank you!  - Reggaeton Party Mane AKA DJ Chachi Lova This album has now been retitled "Playero Reggaeton Style".  It was released on October 29, 2025.  I changed the title to make it easier for listeners to grasp the concept.  If it is well received, I will produce a follow-up.  Check it out here:   Reggaeton Party Mane presents "Playero Reggaeton Style", his very first mixtape!

Every Classic Reggaeton Album Of The Week Ever

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 Every Classic Reggaeton Album Of The Week Ever Click on album to read entry #1  The Noise vol 1 - Original Underground (1994) #2  Eddie Dee - Los 12 Discipulos (2004/2005) #3  DJ Nelson - The Flow (1997) #4  DJ Blass Sandunguero (2001) #5  Daddy Yankee - Barrio Fino (2004) #6  Cuentos De La Cripta 2 (1997) #7  Baby Rasta & Gringo - Sentenciados (2004) #8  J Alvarez - El Movimiento Mixtape (2010) #9  DJ Adam - Mad Jam (1995) #10  Bad Bunny - YHLQMDLG (2020) #11  Desafio (2003) #12  DJ Sonic - The Impact (2005) #13  Tony Touch & Nico Canada - Guatauba (1996) #14  Memo & Vale - Mi Fokin Mundo Rebelde (1996) #15  El Roockie - Semblante Urbano (2008) #16  Hector & Tito - A La Reconquista (2002) #17  Playero 38 - Underground (1994) #18  Rosalia - Motomami (2022) #19  DJ Pablito presenta La Factoria Nueva Era (1999) #20  DJ Joe - Fatal Fantassy 2 Esto Es Mambo (2002) #21...

New Blood and the odd works of the DJ Raymond Crew... and are they the secret sauce to "Bizcochito" by Rosalia? Possibly.

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 New Blood and the odd works of the DJ Raymond Crew by Reggaeton Party Mane Uno Being someone fascinated with the Underground era of Reggaeton (1994-2001) I am deeply intrigued by the works forged at the hands of DJ Raymond and company.  The first official DJ Raymond album (although there were rare home tapes that came first) was the legendary "Reggae Shock vol 1".  Unlike other albums from that era, there are 0 participants on that album that went on to become big names unless Luigi 21 Plus is Funky Mike like someone told me several years ago.  I could never confirm but they do sound alike.   DJ Raymond "Reggae Shock vol 1" is renowned classic work within the Reggaeton history book and not Raymond's only one.  Even though his sound was weird from the offset, his first production wasn't that odd to the point it would turn people off.  That would change only a year later with DJ Raymond Reggae Shock 2 in 1996. The most known singers from DJ Raymond...