What do you think of the new genre, Reggaeton?
83561
I LOVE IT ITS GREAT AND I THIK IS HERE TO STAY..  I LOVE ALL THE ARTIST\n\nDON OMAR\nDADDY YANKKE\nALEXIS Y FIDO\nTREBOL KLAN\nLUNNY TUNES\nHECTOR THE FATHER\nTITO EL BAMBINO\nRAKIM Y KEN Y\nCINTHIA Y LOS ROCKERS\nZION Y LENNOX\nWISIN Y YANDEL\nAND THE LIST GOES ON AND ON.........LOVE IT
1009670
rap r&b and reggaeton
1023224
On the internet.  or to be nice about it....\n\nhttp://www.reggaetonline.net/forums/thread11548.html\n\nGoogle is your friend. :)
409742
u can fin puerto rican music under reggaeton in usally any place wher u download thers ring tones too\nheres sum place for vieos &ringtones
780376
You aren't crazy - with all the garbage that's being pumped on the radio stations its hard to find a genre that's good. I stick with RnB 70's - 80's and I  love some jazz. I only listen to hip hop underground ( Taleb Kwele - Dwele - Papoose etc.) and like Rock from the 80's. I have a guilty pleasure for the bee gees. :)
823110
Hello Trademark,\n\nIn my opinion, Reggaeton is better than Rap because it gives Latin (Hispanics) youths something to call their own.\n\nHope that answers your question.\n\nhttp://richardliriano.com
644176
i love it!\nit's really catchy, and a catchy tune is a good tune!
17417
Hey buddy, I feel ya 100%. I used to listen to ska of all kinds, from Five Iron to Less than Jake. Even the O.C. Supertones had some great songs. But ska has indeed gone the way of the buffalo. I still listen to the Bosstones and LTJ but if you want Christian Ska specifically, I'm posting a link with a list of current Christian Ska bands. Keep up the skankin!
376922
I'm not that "well-versed" in Filipino music and I just listen to the songs on the radio, but in my humble opinion:\n\nFemale-\nJuris Fernandez (from M.Y.M.P.) - her voice is relaxing and there is a care-free quality to it. But her voice also has a touch of "Filipino melancholy". \n\nMale-\nMcCoy Fundales (from Orange and Lemons) - his voice sounds so sad and really matches the mood of their songs "Hanggang Kailan" and "Heaven Knows".
379502
I love the song "My style"\n\n                 they are so awsome!!!
493956
Fishbone-It made me explore more ska-based music. I was already familiar with reggae, soca, and calypso (courtesy of my dad-he listened to it religiously), but didn't start listening to ska until I heard Fishbone. I then went out and started buying ska albums (including stuff by Ska revivalists the Specials, Selecter, etc.) by artists such as Prince Buster and the Skalites!
332988
Daddy Yankee has gotten extremely popular lately. \nHector el Bambino doesnt stand a chance.\nDon Omar is pretty good. I like that dude.\nTego Calderon is the heavy heavy shit. I have to say that if you havent listened to Tego, you dont know Reggaeton and viceversa.\n\nSo it's a tie between Tego and Daddy Yankee.
648551
I think because they see it as Puerto Rico copying Jamaica.  Kinda like how Vanilla Ice and Eminem are being hated. \n\nHowever, "Reggaeton's roots are from Panama with the music evolving and coming to prominence in Puerto Rico. Some people believe that reggaeton beats were originally started by Panamanian rappers and were later adopted by Puerto Ricans, while others think that it was an adaption of Jamaican dancehall and reggae beats.\n\nA possible explanation is that reggaeton is actually a hybrid of many different musical genres from various countries in the Caribbean and the United States; this new musical style later became more famous when it was highly popularized as a new musical genre in Puerto Rico."
608587
Shame on you chulapanama! We didn´t stink! The hippie era was pretty much as described above, but my main problem with my generation is that we (the old hippies/flower children) are the leaders of today, and the world is in a MESS! We really let our children down, not to mention our grandchildren. Hey guys, is it too late to do something constructive? What about using this wonderful medium (Internet) to start a movement to bring the magic of the sixties back. I personally think that that period was the best in history! Especially the music: Scott Mackenzie, Arlo Guthrie, The Stones, Jimmie Hendrix, Barry Maguire, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Fats Domino, Donovan, etc. They DON´T (CAN´T???) make music like that anymore!
806712
I think this is a new genre by itself.  Why are u so happy?
357752
I don't paricularly like either one. however, if I've got to pick one, I think I would pick Dile.  I'm not a fan of reggaeton simply because I'm a feminist and find most songs to be degrading and demeaning towards women.  I do like Calle 13, however.  \n\nFR
693577
I like listening to hip hop when I'm exercising. It's upbeat and rhythmic. Good songs to exercise to are Rompe remix by Daddy Yankee, What You Know by TI, Grillz by Nelly.