#El Cangri.com Album

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el cangri.com (2002) // daddy yankee

honorable mentions:

guayando

ella esta soltera

no te canses

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Dimelo Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Dimelo Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  Yo se hacerte algo pa’ que, mami, te enloquezcas Te haré sudar, perriar, yakiar hasta que amanezca No tengas miedo activarte de pies a cabeza Besar tu cuerpo y tu cuello hasta ponerte suelta

Dímelo Ven acá no digas que no Dime si nena, please nena Suéltate ya ven y dámelo Bailotea, yal

Dímelo Ven acá no digas que no Dime si, que de tí quiero Todo tu cuerpo ven y dámelo Woa

(Que, que) Chica yo…

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15 Years Ago, Daddy Yankees Barrio Fino Set The Template For Reggaetons Big Rise

By Lucas Villa

When Puerto Rican reggaetonero Daddy Yankee hopped on Luis Fonsi’s 2017-conquering hit “Despacito,” the pair kicked off a historic run. The song topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for a record-tying 16 weeks (with some help from Justin Bieber) and is often credited for sparking the Latin-music explosion in pop that continues to thrive today thanks to vibrant artists like Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and more. But “Despacito” was hardly the beginning for Daddy Yankee, who laid the groundwork for the genre’s big breakthrough 15 years ago with the release of his album Barrio Fino in July 2004. Superstars in his wake like Ozuna, Maluma, Bunny, and Balvin were able to rise up after Barrio Fino‘s biggest hit “Gasolina” (which charted at No. 32) warmed up the world to reggaeton music. “Gasolina” wasn’t just the fuel; the song also lit the fuse for the larger música urbana movement that’s still blazing brightly.

Daddy Yankee, born Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez, spent the ’90s and early 2000s getting his name out in the Latin-music industry alongside fellow Puerto Rican rappers like Tego Calderón, Don Omar, and Ivy Queen, now known as the queen of reggaeton. He released his first album, No Mercy, in 1995, and grew his audience with subsequent releases like his El Cartel compilations and 2002’s El Cangri.com. Reggaeton connected at home in Puerto Rico and later with Latinx audiences in the U.S., but the rest of the world took notice when Daddy Yankee dropped his third album, Barrio Fino, in 2004. Loaded onto the record are hits built for perreo, a dance with Puerto Rican origins that involves lots of grinding, like “Lo Que Pasó, Pasó,” “No Me Dejes Solo,” and the Glory-featuring “Gasolina,” which became ubiquitous.

“Gasolina,” Spanish for gasoline, became a worldwide hit. The dembow-riding banger pulled off a rare feat for a fully Spanish-language song at the time by peaking at No. 32 on Billboard‘s all-genre Hot 100 chart and at No. 5 on the U.K. singles chart. The music video features Daddy Yankee at a drag-race track, and little did the OG reggaetonero know that he would be behind the wheel of his genre’s international victory lap. As Salute magazine noted last year, the lyrics in “Gasolina” were simple and repetitive, but made it something that people could connect with whether or not they knew Spanish. “I think the song was so popular because there was a lot of different meanings for the song,” Daddy Yankee told Rolling Stone. Naturally, its rhythms also helped this dance song become a universal club staple.

Colombian superstar Shakira, who was previously known for her more rock-leaning releases in Spanish, changed lanes in 2005 for the Fijación Oral, Vol. 1 album and with the reggaeton-influenced “La Tortura,” featuring Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz. “La Tortura” climbed to an impressive No. 23 on the Hot 100 chart while “Gasolina” was making similar moves. To highlight the undeniable popularity of reggaeton, the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards invited Shakira and Sanz to perform their hit live. That night, MTV also made history as Omar, Caulderón, and Daddy Yankee performed their biggest hits together, marking the first time that Spanish-language songs were performed at the VMAs.

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As the 2000s gave way to the 2010s, Latin music on a global scale hit a valley as EDM and empowerment pop both reached their own stratospheric heights. But Daddy Yankee helped the genre reach a new peak in 2017 alongside fellow Puerto Rican singer Fonsi with the “Despacito” remix featuring Bieber that shattered more records for a mostly Spanish-language song. It became the first Latin song since Los Del Rio’s “Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)” in 1996 to top the Hot 100 chart. Since then, the new generation of reggaetoneros have landed more hits in Spanish — J Balvin’s “Mi Gente,” the “Te Boté” remix with Ozuna, and Maluma’s “Felices Los 4” all made appearances on the chart. As reggaeton music rides again, música urbana has become more of a force with other subgenres like Latin trap, and traperos like Puerto Rico’s Bad Bunny and Anuel AA are scaling the same charts.

As one of the vanguards in reggaeton music, Daddy Yankee remains a power player in the genre. He recently outpaced the success of “Gasolina” with his latest hit, “Con Calma,” featuring Canadian rapper Snow and Katy Perry, which reached No. 22 on the Hot 100 chart. He’s still got that gasolina to get going and isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

In February, Daddy Yankee performed his biggest hits with contemporaries like Puerto Rico’s De La Ghetto, Zion y Lennox, and Yandel alongside J Balvin and Ozuna at the Premios Lo Nuestro awards. The medley was an early celebration of Barrio Fino‘s 15th anniversary. After saluting Daddy Yankee and reggaeton’s beginnings on last year’s hit “Reggaeton,” for the grand finale, J Balvin performed “Gasolina” with his hero in one of the live tribute’s best moments.

Following the performance, J Balvin presented Daddy Yankee with the honorary La Trayectoria award and said to him in Spanish, “Without Daddy Yankee, there wouldn’t have been reggaeton in the world. J Balvin would not exist if it weren’t for Daddy Yankee.” Daddy Yankee then spoke about how far the genre has come since Barrio Fino‘s breakthrough: “Our genre has grown because there is a union. There is a brotherhood.”

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Recuerdas Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Recuerdas Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  [Speedy:] Tu quieres, Yo quiero recordar aquel tiempo en que los dos tu y yo, nos amabamos completo. [x4]

[Daddy Yankee:] Recuerdas como te lo daba (ahh), te besaba (ahh), te acariciaba (ahh) Recuerdas como te lo daba y en la cama bien duro te asotaba yal [x2]

[Speedy:] (toma mujer) [Daddy Yankee: Dale hasta abajo y no pares [Speedy:] (toma mujer) [Daddy Yankee:] Pasa la lengua bien suave [Speed…

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Son Las Doce Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Son Las Doce Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  (Mira Yankee! Dale, dale dale!) (Mira dale que nos vamos, nos vamos!) (Okay! Busca todo! Fuimos!)

Son las doce y el corillo bien algareton vamos Un pal de juguetes fuletiao nos llevamos ‘Tamos en zone de tripiar y la montamos Pa’ el que nebulée unos pocos le damos El plan sigue El vacilon sigue Vamos, Pa’ la disco a gastar miles Con las pacas llenas y to’ los carros asicalao Esta noche es de…

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Muevete Y Perrea Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Muevete Y Perrea Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  Muévete y perrea Sandunguea Bailontea Búscate a tu gata y yakea (Oooooeeee, oooooeeee, ooooooo!) La noche está afuego En la disco todo el mundo está bien loco Y nadie quiere irse pa’ afuera Perrea Sandunguea Bailontea Búscate a tu gata y yakea (Oooooeeee, oooooeeee, ooooooo!) La noche está afuego En la disco todo el mundo está bien loco Y nadie quiere irse pa’ afuera [x2] Aguanta, chiquilla,…

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Sigo Algare Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Sigo Algare Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  (Yo!) “Todas estas voces…siguen jugando con mi mente… …no me dejan dormir tranquilo, estar tranquilo… …ya no se si es la misma voz de Dios… …o la voz del Diablo jugando conmigo, burlándose… …’toy bien aborrecido…qué pasó, pa’?”

Sigo algare No me importa cuanto enemigo me salen Sigo hasta que me cazen Saquen rifle, vengan y disparen Espero que no fallen Porque preso no existe en la calle Tu ser…

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Enciende Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Enciende Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  Dale enciende eso olvidate, ya daja el feeling papi no te guilles, el 30 30,dj dicki,cangri, YO’

[chorus:] Socio sigue mi viaje enrola y prende prende,velda que este mundo esta bien algarete,enciende ahora dime que tu ceiente estamos fumando vida o estamos fumando muerte? [X2]

[Verse 1:] Ya estamos en el siglo 21 bien algarete este mundo,los niños son como adultos,cualquiera es dueño de un…

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Outro Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Outro Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  ¿Pa’ ‘onde vamo’? Yo tengo unos pasaje’ ahí Tú me dices, standby Y pa’ dónde los ponemos Pero en verdad, ¿vamo’ pa’ alla? Vamo’ a to’a, cabrón ¿Nos vamo’ a to’? Vamo’ pa Nueva York Vamos pa’ Orlando Ah, buena, y después pa’ Santo Domingo Uhh Uhh Ay Santo Domingo, que hay un sandungueo bien Dale, pues dale, pues dale-dale Vamo’ a terminar esto, loco, por que ya no puedo más Pues dale ya, yo…

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Brugal Mix Lyrics - Daddy Yankee

Brugal Mix Lyrics – Daddy Yankee

  Daddy yankee yo,Yankee, yankee, cangri que? guayando traaa rapando traaa guayando traaa rapando traaa guayando traaa rapando traaa Dj blaaaassssss guayando traaa rapando traaa guayando traaa rapando traaa guayando traaa rapando que que que!!

Los perros son los yakos Las gatas son las yakas La música que mata es takata takata Busca presidente, brugal y mamajuana Y vamos a montarla takata takata