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  Reggaeton Editorials Thoughts On The Forgotten School (1987-1993) Reggaeton Lost Media The Death Of Pop Urbano Top 10 Reggaeton Albums That Need To Become Available On Digital Streaming Services (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon etc...) Top 5 Writers in Urbano Top 10 Urbano Talents in the Last 5 Years Top 10 Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Artists Every Decade part 1 Top 10 Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Artists Every Decade part 2 Top 10 Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Artists Every Decade part 3 Highest Selling Albums in Rap-Reggaeton History Top 10 Essential Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Albums of the 90's Top 10 Essential Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Albums of the 2000's Top 10 Essential Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español Albums of the 2010's Coolest Classic Reggaeton-Rap cover artwork Top 10 Biggest Mistakes in Reggaeton Review of Alvaro Diaz - Sayonara (2024) Top 5 Tiraeras of All-Time Thoughts about Tempo's "Free Music" 10 years later and its imp...

  The Top 10 Best Years in Urbano History and The 5 Worst #5 1999/2001 (tie) 1999 This year was almost dystopian.  1999 was such a fantastic year for those us that truly know and love Reggaeton and Hip Hop en Español.  1999 did feel like sort of a dystopian year, kinda like the end of the 80’s up until 1992 and the L.A riots.  Only it seemed like we were being destroyed by corporate consumerist culture and the eventual dot com bubble was its inevitable correction. Reggaeton and Spanish Rap were on the cusp of a change.  In Rap from Spain and South America, social consciousness was at its peak but they began to expand sonically and fuse Rap with brand new sounds.  Latin Rap was becoming more eclectic.  Meanwhile in Puerto Rico, tiraera dominated Rap as much as Social Consciousness.  I think a peak example is Vico C dissing Cavalucci in Playero 41 part 2 this year. Bailoteo was still around for Reggaeton but it may have been at its all time p...