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7 Artists Who Have Added New Life To Reggaeton

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These artists have been a part of the genre's revival and each have made unique contributions that are sparking excitement over what projects they'll do next
Philip Merrill
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Sep 18, 2018 - 1:56 pm

Hispanic Heritage Month began on Sept. 15 and among other standouts to consider in the world of music, reggaeton is shining bright. With roots in Panama and Puerto Rico, reggaeton has introduced the world to a genre that mixes hip hop, salsa, reggae and a dembow beat. Many salute Daddy Yankee's hit "Gasolina," released in 2004, for pinning the genre on the map in the early '00s — the hit reached No. 32 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 2005. The song was on the album, Barrio Fino, that won Daddy Yankee his first Latin GRAMMY for Best Urban Music Album.  

In the last few years, reggaeton has been placed back in the limelight of the mainstream music world thanks to Latin GRAMMY winner J Balvin who is credited with having shifted the genre's center-of-action to Colombia while pursuing what Rolling Stone has described as "a mission to globalize" reggaeton. But Balvin has only been the beginning.

Here is a closer look at 7 artists who represent this growing wave, following Balvin's revitalizing revival. Each has made unique contributions to that success and are sparking excitement over what projects they'll do next.

1. Karol G

Singer Karol G's debut album Unstoppable was released in Nov. 2017 and broke into the Billboard 200. Originally from Colombia, collaborations with Nicky Jam and Bad Bunny boosted her recognition. Now her natural authority and her ability to be playful with pop style have made her album's title seem to apply to Karol G's own talent.

2. Maluma

Maluma released his third album, F.A.M.E., in May 2018, which reached No. 37 on the Billboard 200 in June. From Colombia, his dreams of playing soccer faded as the popularity of his singles attracted growing attention. Their power has broken into Billboard's Hot 100 three times, including "Corazon" with Nego do Borel this year. His duet "Clandestino" with Shakira helped heat up the summer, but like the other artists on this list, his sunshine is much greater than any one song.

3. Natti Natasha

From the Dominican Republic, Natti Natasha's first album All About Me was released in 2012 and she has been associated with her mentor and early champion Don Omar. Although she is yet to demonstrate what she can do in the album format, her proven ability to electrify singles has been clear as lightning in 2018. Two of her collaborations landed on Billboard's Hot 100 this year, "Criminal" with Ozuna and "Sin Pijama" with Becky G.

4. Ozuna

No sophomore slump for Ozuna, whose second album Aura was just released in Aug. 2018 accompanied by spectacular charting for his singles. From Puerto Rico, Ozuna's long-awaited debut was 2017's Odisea, which reached No. 22 on the Billboard 200, followed by Aura reaching No. 7 this month. "Única" broke into the Hot 100, reaching No. 72 this month, his sixth track on that chart this year.

5. Justin Quiles

Best known so far for his songwriting, Justin Quiles was born in Connecticut, moved with his family to Puerto Rico, moved back to Connecticut for high school and then back to the island to break into the music business. His 2016 album La Promesa reached No. 2 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart. In an interview with Remezcla, earlier this year, he defended the pop-crossover side of the genre as still connected to its roots, saying, "There are always people taking it to old school reggaeton."

6. Los Rakas

Los Rakas' self-titled 2016 major-label debut was nominated for Best Latin Rock, Urban Or Alternative Album at the 59th GRAMMY Awards. Cousins, Raka Dun was born in Panama and Raka Rich was born in California but spent his childhood in Panama City. "Rakataka" is a Panamanian slur for people from the slums, but the duo embrace the designation as describing their roots, and their music is all about uplift. Early collaborations with major artists included Blondie and Major Lazer. Although the duo are still a minor part of the 2018 reggaeton diaspora, it is good to include Panamanian urban music because Panama has deep reggaeton roots of its own.

7. Reykon

Like some others on this list, the road to Reykon's first album was stellar. El Lider was released in May 2018 and reached No. 20 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums including Daddy Yankee and Nicky Jam among its featured artists. His work leading up to that is considered to have made Reykon and reggaeton into synonyms in his native Colombia. He has a featured spot himself on Kali Uchis' 2018 debut Isolation, on the track "Nuestro Planeta."

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Take a look at the many ways to celebrate Latin music throughout this week leading up to the main event, Thursday's Latin GRAMMY Awards
Philip Merrill
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Nov 13, 2018 - 2:45 pm

Get ready! The Biggest Night In Latin Music is coming on Nov. 15, but there are so many ways to enjoy the festivities in Las Vegas including and leading up to the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards from virtually anywhere in the world. Here's how!

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The fun-filled day of the main event begins at 1:00 p.m. PT / 4:00 p.m. ET with exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of the red carpet and the Latin GRAMMY Premiere ceremony via Facebook Live, where the first Latin GRAMMY Awards of the night will be presented before the broadcast. Additional coverage in Spanish will also be available at Univision.com. The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards show will follow, airing on Univision at 8:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET

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19a Entrega Anual del #LatinGRAMMY 15 DE NOV. 8PM @Univision @MGMGrand 🎶👏👏 pic.twitter.com/60q9vImDdl

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 8, 2018

But even earlier this week, this year's Special Awards presentation ceremony will be streamed on Tuesday, Nov. 13 via Facebook Live at 5:00 pm. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET. The program will honor Erasmo Carlos, Dyango, Andy Montañez, José María Napoleón, Chucho Valdés, Wilfrido Vargas and Yuri with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Horacio Malvicino and Tomás Muñoz will receive the Latin Academy's Trustees Award.

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#ENVIVO Premios Especiales 2018 👏👏👏 13 DE NOV. 5PM @Vegas por Facebook LIVE https://t.co/ZsYEiPRDBO #LatinGRAMMY pic.twitter.com/q8NiwjLJy2

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 10, 2018

Performers on the broadcast include Marc Anthony, Will Smith and Bad Bunny performing their collaboration, "Está Rico," for the first time in public, as well as Ángela Aguilar, El David Aguilar, Pepe Aguilar, Pablo Alborán, Anitta, Steve Aoki, J Balvin, Calibre 50, Jorge Drexler, Karol G, Kany García, Halsey, Nicky Jam, Mon Laferte, Natalia Lafourcade, Victor Manuelle, Carla Morrison, Christian Nodal, Jenna Ortega, Ozuna, Laura Pausini, Monsieur Periné, Banda Los Recoditos, Rosalía, Miguel Ángel Silvestre, Carlos Vives and Sebastián Yatra. The 2018 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Maná will perform as well.

Performers at the Premiere ceremony include Santiago Barrionuevo, Yamandu Costa, Jerry Demara, Rozalén, and José Alberto El Canario with El Septeto Santiaguero.

This week of celebration will honor artists across a wide array of Latin cultures, styles, genres, and countries. Awards will span many fields, including General, Pop, Urban, Rock, Alternative, Tropical, Singer-Songwriter, Regional-Mexican, Instrumental, Traditional, Jazz, Christian, Portuguese Language, Children's, Classical, Arranging, Recording Package, Production, and Music Video. While some of these have categories that bring works from different traditions together, others allow a more narrow focus within traditions, making for a rich, unique sampling of the power of Latin music.

No matter your language or musical background, this multi-screen experience will be filled with excitement. New discoveries await television and online viewers prepared to be enriched by the biggest night in Latin music.

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What Was Your Favorite Moment From The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards?

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Of the night's many great performances and acceptances speeches, and the red carpet as well, what moment stands out the most?
Philip Merrill
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Nov 16, 2018 - 4:59 pm

With so many magical moments to choose from, last night's 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards stays fresh in our memories. But what stands out to you the most? The performances were remarkable but so were the wins and acceptance speeches. Many winners paid tribute to traditions and to being part of today's Latin music scene keeping those traditions fresh. The wins by J Balvin and Karol G were also recognition for reggaetón, and Rosalía's acceptance speech shouted out to other great women of music. The red carpet was unforgettable, too. So what stands out for you?

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After his Salvavidas De Hielo received Best Singer-Songwriter Album at the Premiere ceremony, Uruguayan Jorge Drexler was moved when he won Song Of The Year for "Telefonía" to thank his competition, as well as the writers Jorge Luis Borges and Fernando Pessoa. When it was announced that "Telefonía" had won Record Of The Year, Drexler was visibly surprised. At the 15th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards Drexler's Bailar En La Cueva had won Best Singer-Songwriter Album as well, and its "Universos Paralelos" won Record Of The Year, making last night's Record Of The Year win his fifth Latin GRAMMY Award and his second time winning the category.

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The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards was quite the celebration, as many talented artists were honored—here's our roundup of some of the winner's best reactions on social media
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Nov 16, 2018 - 2:24 pm

The Biggest Night in Latin Music took over Las Vegas on Nov. 15 for the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards and celebrated some of its brightest rising and established stars. The evening made some artist first-time winners and gave other artists more awards to add to their collection, with many taking to social media to celebrate with fans.

Several incredibly talented young artists had the excitement of taking home their first Latin GRAMMY wins, including Spain's nuevo flamenco popstar Rosalía, Colombia's reigning queen of reggaeton Karol G and fellow Colombian Maluma, the sensual pop-infused reggaeton singer. Another Colombian reggaetonero, the forefather of the reemergence of the genre, J Balvin, took home his third Latin GRAMMY this year.

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Today was an entire dream 🔥 Not only the Grammy that I won but you giving it to me , One of the most amazing artist 🙏🏾 Thank you Linda ❤️

— LABICHOTA (@karolg) November 16, 2018

Karol G took home the high honor of winning Best New Artist and GRAMMY-nominated pop singer Halsey, who handed the award over to her, could not but help but share Karol G's excitement, reflecting on the joy she felt when receiving her first GRAMMY nod.

"My first Grammy nomination was a massive moment in my life and I was so excited to hand @KarolGmusic her award at the @LatinGRAMMYs tonight," Halsey said. "So well deserved beauty felicidades [congratulations]."

Halsey received her first two GRAMMY nominations at the 59th GRAMMY Awards. Karol G replied to the singer with, "Today was an entire dream."

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SEGUNDO GRAMMY MALAMENTE OMG OMG OMG OMG Mejor fusión/interpretación urbana 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/5FRyWtfwE9

— R O S A L Í A (@rosalia) November 16, 2018

Another first time Latin GRAMMY winner, Rosalía, was thrilled to take home two awards last night, both for her song "Malamente," which she also performed. During her second acceptance speech, for Best Fusion/Urban Interpretation, she thanked the female musicians, including Lauryn Hill and Björk, that came before her and continue to inspire her. The Spanish star's reaction on Twitter to her second win summed up the excitement perfectly: "SECOND GRAMMY MALAMENTE OMG OMG OMG OMG."

She was unable to make it to her first Latin GRAMMY acceptance, so uploaded a video on Instagram to excitedly tell her fans about it, "Omg, omg they have told me I have just won my first GRAMMY," she said on her way to the event. "I'm flipping out."

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Maluma, looking ultra-stylish in a fitted all-black suit, also took home his first Latin GRAMMY, for Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album for F.A.M.E, his third LP released earlier this year. He showed off his GRAMMY and fashionable digs on Instagram with a caption that translates to: "IT WAS NOT BEFORE, IT WAS NOT AFTER. IT WAS TODAY." 

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J Balvin took home his third Latin GRAMMY this year for Best Urban Music Album for Vibras, his hit-filled fifth studio album released in May 2018. He gave a moving speech about the positive influence of reggaeton and even shouted out fellow category-nominee and Puerto Rican reggaeton star Ozuna. Balvin's recent Instagram post showed him raising the award in the air on stage with a fittingly simple yet powerful caption that translates to: "Latin Grammys. GOD BLESS REGGAETON. AMEN."

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Shakira, Maluma Release New Video For "Clandestino"

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Jul 27, 2018 - 5:14 pm

Joined by reggaeton's Maluma on a Spanish beach, Shakira has released a new treat for the summer on July 27 titled "Clandestino." The pair's previous video outings — "Chantaje" and "Trap" — both appeared first on her 2017 album El Dorado, winner of Best Latin Pop Album at the 60th GRAMMY Awards.

The two artists hail from Colombia and were interviewed in Billboard this past April about their first meeting. They found "absolute chemistry" together Shakira said. "The moment the creative energy started to flow, it never stopped." That energy helped contribute to the songstress' third GRAMMY win and as we can see on the beach in "Clandestino," it still hasn't stopped.

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That beach in Sitges felt like an afternoon in the Caribbean! Esta playa en Sitges fue como una tarde en el Caribe! Shak #Clandestino https://t.co/sDEScAcsIP pic.twitter.com/3Quhmu5J64

— Shakira (@shakira) July 27, 2018

"Clandestino" ranked at No. 14 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart dated July 21. Its steamy video should make it even hotter. Comfortable in all that heat, Shakira heads back out on her El Dorado World Tour on Aug. 3 in Chicago, the first of many U.S. dates in the peak of summer, followed by her South American lap beginning in October.

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