AOTD:

Vico C-En Honor A La Verdad(2003)

-Hits: En Honor A La Verdad, 5 De Septiembre, Superman, El Bueno El Malo y El Feo, Mi Forma De Tiraera
-Features: Eddie Dee, Tego Calderon
-The comeback album for the great Vico C after he went to jail for violating parole. Album was recorded in jail and came out to quite a bit of buzz. "El Bueno, El Malo y El Feo" is the classic diss song on the album to Lito Y Polaco. Album is amazing tbh almost every song is a gem. "Superman" to this day sounds way ahead of its time. "El Filosofo" is a GOAT for a reason

New Farruko

SOTD:

Franco "El Gorila"
Restraya
Sangre Nueva(2005)

AOTD:

Daddy Yankee-Mundial(2010)

-Hits: Descontrol, La Sen~al, La Despedida, Grito Mundial, El Ritmo No Perdona
-Features: Tito "El Bambino"
-On the bottom tier of DY albums but still had its fair share of big hits. Yankee went for a more experimental/varied sound on this album and the hit songs reflect that.

This a mf Classic

New Yandel single for his upcoming album "Quien Contra Mi 2" featuring J Balvin coming out soon. Previewed on IG today

Yessir GOAT s***

Yandel album "Quien Contra Mi 2" out tonight

A LOT of new s*** dropped yesterday as usual for Thursday nights. First up, Quien Contra Mi 2 album by Yandel. The singles/videos so far:

Dembow 2020 ft Rauw Alejandro

No Te Vayas ft J Balvin

also some cool songs with Anuel

Snoop Dogg and Ruben Blades

Arcangel and Farruko

Ozuna

& many more features including Nicky Jam, Maluma, Zion & Lennox and many many more. Sounds pretty good from what I heard.

Also new Tempo single and video" Relax

SOTD:

OG Black & Master Joe ft O'neill
Matadora
Los K-Becillas(2005)

AOTD:

Wisin & Yandel-La Revolucion(2009)

-Hits: Mujeres En El Club, Abusadora, Emociones, Besos Mojados & more..
-Features: 50 Cent, Ivy Queen, Yaviah, Ednita Nazario
-7th studio album for W&Y. Went for a more reggae pop sound, which was popular at the time, but still had some big hits on here. This concluded their run of 6/7 straight big albums in a row.

SOTD:

Don Omar ft Daddy Yankee
El Desafio(2009)

AOTD:

Tego Calderon-El Abayarde Contra-Ataca(2007)

-Hits: Alegria, Tradicional A Lo Bravo, Quitarte To', Ni Fu Ni Fa
-Features: Residente Calle 13, Yaviah, Pirulo, Randy, Chino Nyno, Voltio, Nejo,
-The third studio album for el negro jigiri. As usual with the follow up to legendary albums, it didnt quite hit like the OG. Still some cool tracks. "Alegria" is a great song.

I was expecting so much from the Nio and Casper tape

Bandida is the only cool song on there

dembow 2020 fire affffff man dembow always been one of my fave songs

fr both Dembow and Con Mi Reggae Muero two of my favorite hooks

New Tito "El Bambino" ft Zion & Lennox, Wisin, & Cosculluela

SOTD:

Don Omar ft Hector "El Father"
Loba
Time To Kill 2(2003)

damn I miss these old school beats. so hard

AOTD:

Daddy Yankee-Talento De Barrio Soundtrack(2008)

-Hits: Pose, Somos De Calle, Salgo Pa La Calle, Llamado De Emergencia, Que Tengo Que Hacer
-Features: Randy, Arcangel
-In between 2007's "El Cartel" and 2010's "Mundial" DY dropped this very popular film and soundtrack. Honestly think this album>>>the albums he dropped afterwards. Some real big songs on this one. This movie was definitely a moment.

Dope ass thread, My wife is Hispanic and she put me
On to reggaeton despite me not being fluent In Spanish, its become one of my favorite genres over the last year, I listen to people like Anuel ,Ozuna, j halving and bad bunny daily(even tho they lean more towards the trap side sometimes)

gonna go through and listen to some of the classics y’all are posting

Thread is perfect for you then, the best has yet to grace your ears. Enjoy

SOTD:

Jowell & Randy ft De La Ghetto
Quien Tiene Mas Flow
El Momento(2010)

AOTD:

Boy Wonder Presents: The Chosen Few "El Documental" CD/DVD(2004)

-Hits from: Don Omar, Zion & Lennox, Baby Rasta y Gringo
-Boy wonder made a documentary on the growing reggaeton movement in 2003. A year later he released the DVD with an accompanying soundtrack/album. The album featured the second biggest crossover song in reggaeton history(2nd to Gasolina according to the internet): Reggaeton Latino by Don Omar. Song spent 44 weeks on the Billboard US charts. Rarely will one song make an album but in this case that song is all people remember/think about when you mention this project. "its not about making a hit, its about making a classic."

bro the memories from this