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Best Comments from ReggaetonPartyMane1 and ReggaetonPartyManeP

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I contribute way too much to Reddit and if some of my posts get lost in the shuffle, imagine my comments.  No worries, I have compiled some of my best comments for anyone curious so you don't have to go through that hassle. These are my best old comments under my ReggaetonPartyMane1 moniker.  It is 95% inactive but I come back once in a while to answer questions and stuff.  I also still posts discographies under this moniker. From 2 to 3 years ago When reacting to why Bizzarap x Rauw failed posted by another user. Probably did not live up to expectations. Rauw Alejandro was doing dembow at the time and had Biza come with that, it probably would have done better. But he did the techno pop which worked before and should have worked in theory for a mainstream artist like Rauw, but the songs were nowhere near as good as Quevedo nor Shakira. "Baby Hello" is better and somewhat 'catchy' but pales in comparison to singles like "Punto 40" & "Lokera...
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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...
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A Timeline Of Perreo (1994 to Now)

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  What is Perreo?   Well, it has really evolved over the years.   It is actually becoming a culture.   It originally started out as a dance.   Then it was slang for “sexy times” and eventually came to represent a specific style of Reggaeton.   But today, you have feminists and LGBTQ groups adopting it as a form of expression and representation.   Reggaeton personality & historian “La Gata” traces Perreo’s origins back to Africa and Tribalist expression within dance to the evolution of today in mostly women expressing their comfortability with one’s self and body.   We aren’t gonna go back that far.   Many don’t know the origins of Perreo, I do however.   I guess you could say I was there when this whole thing was created.   I mean, I wasn’t at Club Holywood with Oakley but I was fully immersed within Reggaeton culture when Perreo became a thing.   Will Perreo continue to get bigger?   Possibly.   But right now it ...
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