Top 100 Greatest Urbano Artists Of All-Time #'s 60-40 draft

 

60  Notch (Born Jamericans)

Many Reggae enthusiasts are unaware that Notch had a 10+ year incursion into Reggaeton beginning in 2003 which was very successful.  He proved to be equally as impressive over Reggaeton beats as he was with Dancehall-Reggae, Hip Hop and R&B.  Songs such as the Bad Bunny sampled "Chevere" with Voltio, "Hay Que Bueno", "Verme" ft Baby Ranks, "Bad Boys From PR" also featuring Voltio, and "Que Te Pica" became very memorable tunes inside the Reggaeton pantheon.

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57  Anuel AA

Anuel AA was an Urban music revelation when he bursted onto the scene in the mid 2010's with much thanks to the great management of Spiff TV.  We had not yet heard an artist like Anuel in those days when he first made noise and maybe that is why his impact on the culture was taken for granted after artists like Bad Bunny and Eladio Carrion followed suit in the same lane.  Anuel has always been an exciting artist to watch and continues making good and impactful music to this day.

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48  DJ Joe & Trebol Clan

Originally a trio, then they became more famous as a duo; Trebol Clan hit the jackpot when legendary dj/producer DJ Joe discovered them in 1996.  Before that Joe was already a legend in the game with 4 underground compilations which all made great impact.  Their fruitful collaboration culminated in the 2004 masterpiece "Los Bacatranes" co-executively produced by Hector El Father.  DJ Joe & Trebol Clan continue making noise unto this day and Joe has worked pretty much with almost every great to have come out of Puerto Rico including Bad Bunny.