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quote: Originally posted by: Anonymous " At the moment, reggaeton is having much much more success, all over the United States, Mexico, cuba, dominican republic, cuba, puerto rico off course, and centro south america even Europe (don omar recently performed in Spain). Bachata doesnt even come close, maybe here in Toronto its so "popular". But as far as bachata concerts in lets just say south america, that aint happeing I travelled to Mexico Nicaragua Ecuador Peru Chile Argentina bachata aint nothing big there. Take it from me you have no idea how much reggaeton is blowing up in these countries. Ive asisted to the concerts of hector y tito in Ecuador Don Omar in El Salvador and off course the madison square concert this past summer and trust me!! the promoters aint smoking on no pot, to be pulling off success like that!!. Reggaeton is on high demand big time!! bachata has never had the success to be blown up in the rest of the latin world like how reggaeton did. And its not that im b****$# any of you people with lies, just go down the U.S or any latin american country and you will see what im talking about. Peace"
SO TRUE! I went over to Colombia over the holidays y todas las personas con el reggaeton left right and center!! its mad popular !!! i thought it was just as new as it is here but hell no. I have to agree with that dude about the bachata. I didnt even hear nada de eso while i was there,
although im a bachata fan, im starting to enjoy reggaeton now! must admit!
No doubt reggaeton is bigger in the US and Latin America, just check out the population ratio, we can't even compare TO's latin presence to most US cities, my point being if you have 1 million people loving it here and 20 thousand loving it there= which way are the Promoters and Managers going first? where the Demand($$$$) is at, basics "Supply and Demand"
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Same way; we want it here, we'll have it here!!!!!!!!!
quote: Originally posted by: sabornuevo "Why do you guys say that we are behind because we still listen to bachata and salsa, reggaeton is big but so is salsa and bachata. Bachata is so hot that a lot of groups are touring all over Europe and Asia. Bachata is hot in Toronto, so we are not that far behind. Also these reggaeton artists are managed by pot head and a bunch of idiots that don’t understand foreign markets. I like reggaeton myself but don’t expect to see these people anytime soon unless they grow up like some of the people that listen to reggaeton."
At the moment, reggaeton is having much much more success, all over the United States, Mexico, cuba, dominican republic, cuba, puerto rico off course, and centro south america even Europe (don omar recently performed in Spain). Bachata doesnt even come close, maybe here in Toronto its so "popular". But as far as bachata concerts in lets just say south america, that aint happeing I travelled to Mexico Nicaragua Ecuador Peru Chile Argentina bachata aint nothing big there. Take it from me you have no idea how much reggaeton is blowing up in these countries. Ive asisted to the concerts of hector y tito in Ecuador Don Omar in El Salvador and off course the madison square concert this past summer and trust me!! the promoters aint smoking on no pot, to be pulling off success like that!!. Reggaeton is on high demand big time!! bachata has never had the success to be blown up in the rest of the latin world like how reggaeton did. And its not that im b****$# any of you people with lies, just go down the U.S or any latin american country and you will see what im talking about. Peace
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, that’s what foros are all about, but try to keep the hostility out. Now I must admit Toronto is progressing well in the Reggaeton scene. Y2J Ent is doing big things. The Djs @ the clubs are playing some dope reggaeton sets. There is a reggaeton/latin hip hop event sometime towards the end of the month and next month is the Reggaeton Explosion event @ Bamboo. Respect to everyone making these events happen. To the people posting and the people reading don't be thinking that we can go from Nothing into Something in a short period of time. True say Toronto started a little late on this whole scene but are we always going to dwell on that? No!! We shouldn't! Let’s look forward.
As for the reggaeton artists to bring down, lets look at it on a realistic tip. Daddy Yankee #1 one on the Latin Billboard charts and hottest reggaeton artist at the moment. Probably not going to happen to much of a HIGH demand. Cosita Dulce, I would say Zion y Lennox or even Yandel, both have hot tracks. The max that should spent would have to be $40. Time period, anytime in summer.
quote: Originally posted by: dttweakz "For what it's worth, there is a large group of Latinos in Toronto the difference here is that there is not a "dominating" country. For example NY = Puerto Ricans, Miami = Cubans, LA = Mexicans etc... What we have here is a "MIX" bunch of Latinos (Ecuadorians, Salvadorians, Peruvians etc....) and what we need is UNITY. Reggaeton is great for Latinos in general, opens doors for us, if it's in demand here it'll come. Also we have to keep in mind it hasn't been around as long as Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia!
Latino's it's our turn!!!!!!!!! "
I agree with u 100% but from what i can remember it took bachata a few years before it got so big here in T.O. also is all about time a lot of pasiensia
For what it's worth, there is a large group of Latinos in Toronto the difference here is that there is not a "dominating" country. For example NY = Puerto Ricans, Miami = Cubans, LA = Mexicans etc... What we have here is a "MIX" bunch of Latinos (Ecuadorians, Salvadorians, Peruvians etc....) and what we need is UNITY. Reggaeton is great for Latinos in general, opens doors for us, if it's in demand here it'll come. Also we have to keep in mind it hasn't been around as long as Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia!
quote: Originally posted by: Anonymous "No he is right you idiot, Toronto is way behind in everything, If reggaeton is huge all over the states latin america montreal EXCEPT HERE!!! who looks far behind , Toronto is the only wack city that still prefers the usuall salsa bachata etc.. while in many many other cities reggaeton is #1...And its ridiculous to say "we dont need to compare ourselves to PR DR NY etc..lol! as if we got r own ways of backing it up and standing independent,better then the rest , ya rite Toronto has no word and competiton with any of those places, This city doesnt even have a large amount of latinos to begin with in the first place, the latino scene here aint nothing compared to those places. I think the Tdot needs some more Boricuas or dominicans to hype up the scene "
This must be some kid trying to be promotor and posting anonymously!!! be a man and register and try to keep your attitude out of this forum. Dont get me wrong i like reggaeton and its starting to be played at all clubs ive noticed, but have some variety gees..
Eddy your absolutely right the music is great but i have a feeling that the level of maturity isnt influencing towards the right direction & cosita dulce i aint getting hasty i just think that certain pple are VERY NEGATIVE ON TORONTO about were behind and stuff ... so do something about it. GREAT TOPIC BY THE WAY HEHEHEHE
Wow! It's amazing how this post got all hasty. That is not cool at all. All I wanted was people to vote. We as Latino's are supposed to be united but seeing all this negativity coming from some people, disgusts me. It is very tragic that it has to be this way. So far I have heard very negative things about being in Toronto. As for the people bringing Nicky Jam. Hey more props to you. That's great and much success for you. However, there is no reason to criticize the city where you are at (very unprofessional). Yes, we all live in Toronto. Hence, "torontohispano.com", so I don't understand why you would suggest people take their business elsewhere, like Miami, NY or Montreal.
If we are behind, so be it. There is nothing we can do about that, but it doesn't mean that we are "copiers" or "followers". It seems as though some people worry more about being "behind" rather than focus on the positive things that Toronto has to offer when compared to other cities that only offer being up to date with Reggaeton music. Yes, this genre of music is nice, it's popular, and definitely fun, so let's try to keep it that way.
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Why do you guys say that we are behind because we still listen to bachata and salsa, reggaeton is big but so is salsa and bachata. Bachata is so hot that a lot of groups are touring all over Europe and Asia. Bachata is hot in Toronto, so we are not that far behind. Also these reggaeton artists are managed by pot head and a bunch of idiots that don’t understand foreign markets. I like reggaeton myself but don’t expect to see these people anytime soon unless they grow up like some of the people that listen to reggaeton.
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No he is right you idiot, Toronto is way behind in everything, If reggaeton is huge all over the states latin america montreal EXCEPT HERE!!! who looks far behind , Toronto is the only wack city that still prefers the usuall salsa bachata etc.. while in many many other cities reggaeton is #1...And its ridiculous to say "we dont need to compare ourselves to PR DR NY etc..lol! as if we got r own ways of backing it up and standing independent,better then the rest , ya rite Toronto has no word and competiton with any of those places, This city doesnt even have a large amount of latinos to begin with in the first place, the latino scene here aint nothing compared to those places. I think the Tdot needs some more Boricuas or dominicans to hype up the scene
quote: Originally posted by: Anonymous "Just to clear things up: The venue BAMBOO CABANA is bringing "NICKY JAM" with the help of several key people, Y2J included and another girl. We personally (my partners and I) have sufficient money to bring down "el cangri" himself,Daddy Yankee (who by the way has the best live performance of any reggaeton artist,hands down!) but we cannot do this, because no matter how much we promote the show, it is a 100% loss. Regardless, we are still working on it and there's no reason why el Yankee can't at least stop by the Tdot to make a promo appearance,even if it's just a brief one. One of my partners is a personal close friend of Yankee's crew, so we're always in touch. When last year we mentioned that we were going to bring Nicky Jam & Daddy Yankee together, no one showed enthusiasm AT ALL because of the lack of education and music scene awareness that makes Toronto Latinos fall behind all other cities. Last year, both these artists could have been here for the price of one, but unfortunatelly, we as Torontonians have to copy the rest of the world ...and do it last.We follow the flow but a little late. And finally, just because an artist has many smash hits (ie. Tego, Ivy, Don Omar) it doesn't mean that they are good LIVE, as a matter of fact THEY SUCK LIVE!!!!!!!!!! Now that's a waste of money for the consumer don't you think? We as promoters will cash out large and leave you guys unsatisfied. To experience the true reggaeton performance, please put that money and go down to Miami, the big apple (NY) or even closer, MONTREAL. Pssssssttt.....Hecto y Tito coming soon! (you heard it hear primero) DADDY YANKEE (album Barrio Fino) get it now and then go out and buy his english album which will be 100% Off da hook ------------------------------------------------------------------- 100% GuEsS WhO CrEw (ucantdowhatwedosodonteventryto) -------------------------------------------------------------------"
Hey wanna be promotor talk is cheap, bring them down and hands down to you!!!
As for us being a bit or a lot behind who cares why do we have to compare ourselves to the US or PR, DR, grow up just enjoy life as it comes to you. I went to New York with the Dominicanada song My All and Alex Bello cd Sin Ti and they fell in love with it and never heard it at the time it was pretty old here.... so what!!! damn tired of seeing all this ish on this foro mentioning that we re behind as a promotor that you say you are bring us to that advance level JUNIORS
Just to clear things up: The venue BAMBOO CABANA is bringing "NICKY JAM" with the help of several key people, Y2J included and another girl. We personally (my partners and I) have sufficient money to bring down "el cangri" himself,Daddy Yankee (who by the way has the best live performance of any reggaeton artist,hands down!) but we cannot do this, because no matter how much we promote the show, it is a 100% loss. Regardless, we are still working on it and there's no reason why el Yankee can't at least stop by the Tdot to make a promo appearance,even if it's just a brief one. One of my partners is a personal close friend of Yankee's crew, so we're always in touch.
When last year we mentioned that we were going to bring Nicky Jam & Daddy Yankee together, no one showed enthusiasm AT ALL because of the lack of education and music scene awareness that makes Toronto Latinos fall behind all other cities. Last year, both these artists could have been here for the price of one, but unfortunatelly, we as Torontonians have to copy the rest of the world ...and do it last.We follow the flow but a little late.
And finally, just because an artist has many smash hits (ie. Tego, Ivy, Don Omar) it doesn't mean that they are good LIVE, as a matter of fact THEY SUCK LIVE!!!!!!!!!! Now that's a waste of money for the consumer don't you think? We as promoters will cash out large and leave you guys unsatisfied. To experience the true reggaeton performance, please put that money and go down to Miami, the big apple (NY) or even closer, MONTREAL.
Pssssssttt.....Hecto y Tito coming soon! (you heard it hear primero)
DADDY YANKEE (album Barrio Fino) get it now and then go out and buy his english album which will be 100% Off da hook
hay tell u da truth its really hard to bring a huge reggaeton star who costs thousands of dollars couse most promoters dont got the money not to say its imposible but promoters can do it just like my boy dj gabo and drogato whos bringing nicky jam to toronto which i hope every1 comes out to support couse if no one shows up then whats the point of bringing tego or don omar or even daddy yankee but ya for all the promoters keep doing ur thing couse reggaeton is gonna get big and it might even be this year lol anyways take care mi gente and
quote: Originally posted by: Confesiones "DAddy Yankee, but are they ever gonna bring him..?"
I don't think so..... his one of the top reggaeton artis at the moment and like they said in another thread it would be too much money to bring him, I'm sure no1 would want to take a chance and not have a sold out concert, specially here in T.O. if u know what i mean :(
I think Daddy Yankee Don Omar followed by any of the other artists u mentioned b4 would do good. 1 cuz Daddy yankee is representing the the most right now in the scene.and he probably will be the one representing the most for a while (just like tego did last year) and second Don Omar cuz roughly everyone here knows who he is pretty much..Zion y lennox would also be good as a 3rd option cuz they have a number of good songs romantic ones for the ladies and full perreo sonds for both men an women..I wouldnt consider Tego cuz hes kinda of in a downlow at the moment..until his new album drops..:)
bro, u forgot Don Omar, Tego, and Ivy. I voted for 3 that I would really like to see here in T.O. From what i know, some of the best concerts have been performed by Hector y Tito.
[fingers crossed] good luck!!!! [/fingers crossed]
If it was possible to throw a concert who would be of preference. I'm doing this for a reason, not just to BS all of you. I need to know the demand in order to supply my fellow Latinos in the city. Ok, who would be of interest in attending at a reggaeton concert:
Hector y Tito, Sir Speedy, Daddy Yankee, Tego Calderon, Lito Y Polaco, Don Chezina, Plan B, Nicky Jam, Wisin Y Yandel, Plan B....if you can think of somebody else, let me know. Oh and of course we have to include our local talent as an opening act, only courteous. Well, get back to me. Choose the top 3 that you think you would actually consider in spending some money on tix for. Also, what would you spend on a tick that included at least 2 acts? Once again, I am asking for a reason, and what better place than TH.
P.S. Also what would be a good time of year to do this. I have a time-period in mind, but I need all the input that I can get from you. Thanks in advance. Greatly appreciated.
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