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| Independent Hip-Hop and Rap artists from Los Angeles, Miami, Mexico, Cuba and Venezuela, create this hot collection of Rap, Hip-Hop, and Reggaeton songs. With catchy latin melodies and boisterous vocals, you find yourself sucked in from the very first song. A smashing Latin Club CD! |
| Featured In |
“El Mero Mero” featured in "Not Forgotten" (Anchor Bay Ent.)
"Yo Quiero Vivir en Mi Tierra" featured in "All Good Things" (The Weinstein Co.) |
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| Reviews |
Hip hop has taken over the South American streets having early appareances in the 90´s in countries like Venezuela, Colombia, and Argentina. Nowadays the latin hip hop is considered as some of the best and most important for their lyrics and flow in their songs and freestyles.
Reggaeton is a form of urban music that became popular with Latin American youth in the early 1990s. After its mainstream exposure in 2004, it spread to North American, European and Asian audiences. Originating in Panama, reggaeton blends West-Indian music influences of reggae and dancehall with those of Latin America, such as bomba, plena, salsa, merengue, latin pop, cumbia and bachata as well as that of hip hop, contemporary R&B, and electronica. However, reggaeton is also combined with rapping or singing in Spanish.
While it takes influences from hip hop and Jamaican dancehall, reggaeton has its own specific beat and rhythm, whereas Latino hip hop is simply hip hop recorded by artists of Latino descent. The specific rhythm that characterizes reggaeton is referred to as "Dem Bow." The name is a reference to the title of the dancehall song by Shabba Ranks that first popularized the beat in the early 1990s. Reggaeton's origins represents a hybrid of many different musical genres and influences from various Puerto Rico countries in the Caribbean, Latin America and the United States.
Latin rap (as well as its subgenre of Chicano rap) has thrived along the West Coast, Southwest and Midwestern states with little promotion due to the large Latino populations of those regions.
In recent years the term "Urban Regional" was coined to refer to Spanish rap performed over beats infused with the sounds and melodies from popular Mexican music styles such as Banda, Cumbia, Norteno and others.
ALBUM CREDITS:
Qbanito
1. Sacale El Zumo - (N.A.Alvarez, J.A.Perez-Alvarez, D.Indart, D.Osuna, S.Traina) 3:15
Arrangement & Programming: Neiver A. Alvarez
Additional arrangement & programming: Daniel Indart, Danny Osuna
Guitars, bass: Danny Osuna
Vocals: Qbanito, Luna Rosa
Skeey
2. Baby Baila Conmigo - (J.A.Perez-Alvarez, D.Indart, D.Osuna, S.Traina, J.Estrada) 2:49
Arrangement, piano, bass, percussion: Jesus A. Perez
Trumpets: Oscar Martinez
Saxes Alto, Tenor: Giovani Arteaga
Percussion: Gregorio Moya
Vocals: Joe Estrada Skeey, Luna Rosa
EB Black
3. Muevete Mamita - (E.Hernandez, A.Jardin, R.Valery) 2:53
Arrangement, Programming, Vocals: EB Black
Gabriel Gonzalez
4. Zumba Que Zumba - (D.Indart, D.Osuna, S.Traina) 2:59
Arrangement & Programming: Danny Osuna, Daniel Indart
Bass, Guitars, Keys/Synths: Danny Osuna
Percussion: Kevin Ricard
Vocals: Gabriel Gonzalez, Mr. DIG, Luna Rosa
Rey El Vikingo with Jesus Alejandro “El Niño”
5. Yo Quiero Vivir en Mi Tierra - (J.A.Perez-Alvarez, D.Indart, D.Osuna, R.Diaz-Hernandez) 3:29
Arrangement, Piano, Tres, Flute, Percussion, Vocals: Jesus A. Perez
Trumpets: Armando Delfin
Percussion, Vocals: Eugenio Osorio
Vocals: Reinery Diaz Hernandez “El Vikingo” and Jesus Alejandro “El Niño”
EB Black
6. Baila (E.Hernandez, A.Jardin, R.Valery) 2:51
Arrangement, Programming, Vocals: EB Black
Konfusion Cafeina
7. Tocame Sienteme - (M.Davies, O.H.Altamirano, E.Gamino) 3:27
Arrangement & Programming: Mikhail Davies
Vocals: Omar Hiram Altamirano, Emmanuel Gamino
Rey El Vikingo
8. Mas Loco - (J.A.Perez-Alvarez, D.Indart, D.Osuna, R.Diaz-Hernandez) 2:51
Arrangement, Flute, Piano, Tres, Percussion, vocals: Jesus A. Perez
Keys/Synths & Programming: Danny Osuna
Trumpets: Oscar Martinez
Bass: Lazaro Leiva
Vocals: Reinery Diaz Hernandez “El Vikingo”, Neiver Alvarez “Qbanito”
TECHiL.A.
9. El Mero Mero - (D.Osuna, D.Indart) 3:11
Arrangement & Programming: Daniel Indart, Danny Osuna
Vocals: Mr. DIG, Roque Calaca
Rey El Vikingo
10. Quiero Mojar Mi Garganta (J.A.Perez-Alvarez, D.Indart, D.Osuna, R.Diaz-Hernandez) 2:49
Arrangement: Tres, Flute, Vocals: Jesus A. Perez
Percussion: Eugenio Osorio
Vocals: Reinery Diaz Hernandez “El Vikingo” and Jesus Alejandro “El Niño”, Enger Contreras
EB Black
11. Dale Brinquitos (E.Hernandez, A.Jardin, R.Valery) 3:41
Arrangement, Programming, Vocals: EB Black
Produced by Daniel Indart
Executive Producer: Sara Traina.
Engineered and mixed by Daniel Indart and Danny Osuna, Indart Studios, Tarzana, California, and Ricky Campanelli, Soundtrip Studios, Montreal, Canada. Cover art by Aristides Hernandez "Ares". Graphics by Hector Cortez.
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