Tag: Reggaeton

Gringo Man: The Godfather of Reggaeton and the Struggle You Don’t See

Gringo Man: The Godfather of Reggaeton and the Struggle You Don’t See

In the pulsing heart of reggaeton’s origin story sits Jaime A. Davidson, a Panamanian artist who isn’t just a musician but a cultural architect, activist and reformer.  Davidson, most commonly known by his artist name Gringo Man or Gringo Man El General, was a pioneer in bringing reggaeton music from Panama to the worldwide scale. […]

How Latin music is ruling the place (Op-Ed)

How Latin music is ruling the place (Op-Ed)

The number of Hispanics living in the US topped 59 million in 2020. Mexico was the homeland of around 61.5% of them. Cuba and Puerto Rico, both in the Caribbean, followed closely after, with 3.93% and 9.6% of the population, respectively. Particularly in the field of music, this change in demographics has had a profound […]

DJ Steelo: A name etched in steel

DJ Steelo: A name etched in steel

In the heart of New York’s pulsating music scene lies a maestro who orchestrates joy through beats – DJ Steelo. Behind the decks, he’s not just a DJ; he’s a weaver of emotions, a conjurer of memories, and a composer of melodies. But beyond the artistry that captivates the crowds, there’s a poignant story that […]

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