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Falo 1st draft

 Reggaeton Hidden Gems  Falo, a Reggaeton legend and arguably the genre’s most homophobic Rapper in history. Now the most shocking homophobic song was “No Queremos Mariflor” by Nando Boom.  I heard this song and thought nothing as a kid.  Then there were rumors swirling that Hector El Father was going to do a Nando Boom tribute album.  And people came out of the woodworks to denounce Nando Boom which I did not even know could be a thing back in 2005. But based on this hoopla online, I decided to pay attention to the lyrics and they are very, very bad.  There is this line that goes “No hay piedad, no hay piedad, Busca la solución para echar homosexual, Pam, pam, muerte es la solución” which translated says “Look For The Solution To be rid of Homosexual, Pam Pam, Death Is The Solution”.  That’s really awful.  In forums back in the day, I read about people crying over this song because many heard “Enfermo De Amor” then look up Nando Boom’s greate...
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DJ Chachi Lova 2 - Mas Flow Stylee El Nuevo Mixtape!

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 En esta hice una mezcla de Reggaeton y otra de Rap bajo mi identidad alterna de DJ, El Chachi Lova.  Espero que les guste.  Esperen el volumen 3, ojala. DJ CHACHI LOVA 2 MAS FLOW STYLEE : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
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The History Of The Evil Pina Narrative and How it Came To Be. Is Raphy Pina really the Darth Vader of The Reggaeton Business? Maybe.

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  by Reggaeton Party Mane "El Chachi Lova" The Beginning (1997 to 2001) Ironically, there were no evil narratives about Raphy Pina during his beginnings.  He started out as a barber despite being the son of a famous local record mogul.  Pina Sr. began the Pina Records music label as a means to distribute mostly folkloric Puerto Rican music like Trova, Bomba y Plena.  He occasionally signed tropical acts such as Grupo Karis as well. During Raphy Pina Jr's stint as a barber, he found out through scuttlebutt at the shop that Don Chezina was unsigned and looking for a label to produce and finance his not yet started solo debut.  Raphy brought the legendary MC to his father who signed Don Chezina to a record deal on the recommendation of his son.  Raphy Pina Jr. was smart enough to leverage points on the sales of Don Chezina's debut "Bien Guillao De Gangster", released in 1997.  Raphy immediately went out and bought his first luxury car with all the money h...
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