reggaetoneros

But who are the reggaeton? This is a subculture that was born in Panama and Puerto Rico. reggaeton are the people who sing, dance and listen to this genre of reggaeton music ~ ~. They are characterized by wear loose clothing, usually bigger than should be used. Description of a reggaeton * Head shaved as short or cap-like fungus like a capful of Pambazos, or in other cases, sparse hair dyed "look at me that of the egg." * Earrings in the ears, either in the form of jordan, X, DG, CC, Luis Vouttion, bvlgary and rolex (all of poor quality). * Omas white with dark lenses. * Colguijes Catholics in the wire-like strain. * The beach can be striped collar (the collar stand to be more sketchy subnormal), long sleeve labeling, cheesy Armani, Dolce Gabbana white black or very extravagant, or already in tirantitos plane. Tommy Hilfiger Belt * tricolor (Chafa too) in his pants. * Pants rolled up and a blond pompadour. * Shit in the ears. * Tennis Jordan (Chafe, of course) and the collar of St. Jude Thaddeus (Of those who sell in the market on Sundays). * Caps tirantitos extravagant (the same market stall), type the typical beret or NY (do not have the idea that NY) as his god Yonki Daddy turd with legs. At present, Tego Calderon, Don Omar and Daddy Yankee are some of the greatest exponents of reggaeton, but the explosive growth in popularity of this genre promises to bring many artists, nightclubs and dance halls where you can listen and enjoy of this genus. All this, to be at the height of the cutting edge of urban youth culture. Reggaeton is a genre of reggae music with influences from hip hop, [1] which first developed in Latin America in the mid 1980's and early 1990, born and stems from the Jamaican community whose ancestors arrived in Panama with West Indian immigrants in the twentieth century. [2] Reggaeton originated from its predecessor in Spanish reggae. After this event continued to be maintained reggaeton as reggae from Jamaica with the same instrumental and vocal melody the same but with different lyrics. While in Puerto Rico were used rap tracks but with different lyrics and compositions. [3