jj_135 wrote:

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I think it sucks. Both are one hit wonders. Bishop is still trying to ride on his success from 106 & Park but it's not paying off.

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I just got one question did bishop ever rep his latino side b4 the whole reggaeton boom?

Bainaman wrote:

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Tdot wrote: THIS SONG IS CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZY! its a club joint FOR SURE!!! it should be playin one EVERY radio EVERYWHERE! I LOVE THIS SONG! bap bap to Fito and Bishop... representin latinos all around For realz!!!!! Feliz Navidad should be played at all clubs here in Tdot! You can find a version on "Salsa Christmas" by Tropical Fantacia available at your local Shoppers Drug Mart.

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Good one!!!

THIS SONG IS CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZY!
its a club joint FOR SURE!!!
it should be playin one EVERY radio EVERYWHERE!
I LOVE THIS SONG!

bap bap to Fito and Bishop...
representin latinos all around

Of course you can play the spoons. The Hate-a-thon is open to anyone who hates anyone or anything. You can hate Fito, your family, a friend or that piece of gum that got stuck on the sole of your brand new shoes. This could be bigger than Woodstock, because everyone hates something. Daeveed your a genious and Bainaman you can bring the spoons and bring me 2 string guitar.

S#@! your right. This is getting played out. I should really change my ways and dance.
Maybe you can tune up the band so I can dance. Eaton Centre has a nice little stage area now infront of the Hard Rock Cafe. Are you up for a Hate-a-thon?

Thanks Taco. Welcome to the club. Your a hater now too.
Cause you hate me. Guess what though. Don't give a sh#@

chino cochino wrote:

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aka_taco wrote: THE TRACK IS REAL HOT ......... FITO ALWAYS DOIN HIS THING , BISHOP & SENSEI , REPPIN LOS PERUANOS..... SEEN SEEN............KEEP UP DA GOOD WORK.......                                                                                                                                                 Ricardo Aka Taco                                                                                                                                             Jokerz R Us Ent.   Umm......Fito Blanko sucks

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u probably have his CD at home!

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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That's some wack s#$t.  If you wanna hear a real banger check out Pitbull - Mil Amores (feat Master Joe and O.G. Black)  

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Hey Jaime,

Think you can hook up that Pitbull song as an mp3? I heard it on hiphopgame.com, but it's just the audio and no download is available. That track is fire.
Thanks Bro.

Fito Blanko sucks

latinking1977 wrote:

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I like this face better bro!  No need for them today.  But anyway I'll chat with you later!  

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Sure.

 

I like this face better bro!  No need for them today.  But anyway I'll chat with you later!

 

Bainaman wrote:

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Easy with the face!

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Have you looked at your avathar lately???

latinking1977 wrote:

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I heard the preview to it!  Its SICK nough said!  MAD PRODUCERS! BUT WATCH OUT FOR EL ROOKIE'S NEW ALBUM COMING OUT THIS SPRING!!  ITS GONNA CHANGE THE FACE OF SPANISH REGGAE!    -- Edited by latinking1977 at 17:08, 2005-11-22

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i heard he got singed with luney tunes..dammm so many hot albums coming for the new year!! and wisin y yandels album made it number 1 on the latin billboards this week as well!!

latinking1977 wrote:

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The Noise was way better!  Even at the times of Mexicano when he was hiiting hard, when he was recording with top producers from Panama, and where Vico C got booed off stage from his own people when he had battled Nando Boom in the early 90s.  On the realz though, panama will have its time soon in the industry.  They carry the weight over their shoulders with historical reggae facts ask the puerto rican powerhouse artists.  The young (TVMUSICVIDEO WATCHERS...) don't know... its always good to school young people sometimes, because they think reggaeton was made in Puerto Rico and its all about "El Tiroteo" and "The Tra tra tra...".  El general winning premios nuestro and reaching platinum various times which no spanish reggae artist has done before.  On the other hand, all hot air about Daddy Yankee selling platinum (1 million sales?)  They shipped over 1million but does not mean Barrio Fino had sold each copy.  The Panama sound is much stronger and much respected in the Jamaican scene, the biggest dancehall reggae producers for example Black Chiney have already said that "Panama has it, Puerto Rico is still years behind".  and Sean Paul has stated he had featured Daddy Yankee on his new album because of status in the latin scene but he will never jump on a Reggaeton beat because it ain't Dancehall. The benefits Puerto Ricans have are that they are american so it is much easier for them to promote their music all around the states because they do not need visas etc.  In Panama the artists are still struggling to get out.  But that is soon to be changed, for example artist such as Aldo Ranks, El Rookie, and Fito Blanko are creating new environments towards the panamanian reggae music to cross over all over North America.  So watch out panama reggae will be categorized as reggaeton to the executives in the Music industry but it will stand out.  Soon you will have the "Reggaeton Riddims" that much are waiting for and kick out the arcade sounding tracks that are being payollad(Pay for radio) on radio stations.  What a funny industry we are in... to survive artists have to follow certain guidlines that are met with executives...  Especially when most latin executives are Puerto Ricans... "Oh Bainaman, by the way, I'm still waiting for my charts!"  Peace-- Edited by latinking1977 at 16:19, 2005-11-22

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I heard about that vico getting booed of stage , dammm that **** was hard to believe at first especially since hes a legend

I was never feeling aldo ranks to tough , especially some new song i heard from him recently its mad wack, el rookie is better

I only give el general props cuz he was one of the old schoolers who paved the way for spanish reggae/reggaeton..his **** was good at that time..but if u think about it, its like he only made it big cuz that was the time when spanish reggae was coming up ..so people got all hyped up..if u listen to his tracks u can tell it was liked ripped off supercats tracks or ninja mans..exactly the same but just in spanish, not at all to creative...but his **** will forever be classic

kinda wack for jamaica to be saying that "Panama has it, Puerto Rico is still years behind.. maybe cuz panama reggae and jamaicas sound alike perhaps? I still feel pr reggaeton is different then jamaicas..by a long shot ..its got its own sound, and its hype.

reason why jamaicans respect the panama **** more its cuz they both sound alike. to "real" reggae but if u wanna get tehcnical on this ..one rips off the other..pr reggaeton..has its own different flavour jamaicans just get pissed cuz they say pr's  still use the dembow beat from way way back, cant help it cuz like we mentioned b4 the dembow beats r reggaetons basics to every song, and thats what made it big.

reggaeton was made in PR BUT!!!!!with influences and roots thanx to panama and jamaica, and bomba plena etc..from PR. But I do like schooling those cats who think reggaeton is just daddy yankee and that it came out just 2 years ago, and think its a fad

and watch out for my man tego when he drops the underdog very soon!!!!

that song is aight styll. but its true. regeton after hearing 3 or 4 songs all sounds the same. Has nothing to do with lyrics when your talking beats danny 416

The Noise was way better!  Even at the times of Mexicano when he was hiiting hard, when he was recording with top producers from Panama, and when Vico C got booed off stage from his own people when he had battled Nando Boom in the early 90s.  On the realz though, panama will have its time soon in the industry.  They carry the weight over their shoulders with historical reggae facts, ask the puerto rican powerhouse artists.  The young (TVMUSICVIDEO WATCHERS...) don't know... its always good to school young people sometimes, because they think reggaeton was made in Puerto Rico and its all about "El Tiroteo" and "The Tra tra tra...".  El general winning premios nuestro and reaching platinum various times which no spanish reggae artist has done before.  On the other hand, all hot air about Daddy Yankee selling platinum (1 million sales?)  They shipped over 1million but does not mean Barrio Fino had sold each copy.  The Panama sound is much stronger and much respected in the Jamaican scene, the biggest dancehall reggae producers for example Black Chiney have already said that "Panama has it, Puerto Rico is still years behind".  and Sean Paul has stated he had featured Daddy Yankee on his new album because of status in the latin scene but he will never jump on a Reggaeton beat because it ain't Dancehall. The benefits Puerto Ricans have are that they are american so it is much easier for them to promote their music all around the states because they do not need visas etc.  In Panama the artists are still struggling to get out.  But that is soon to be changed, for example artist such as Aldo Ranks, El Rookie, and Fito Blanko are creating new environments towards the panamanian reggae music to cross over all over North America.  So watch out panama reggae will be categorized as reggaeton to the executives in the Music industry but it will stand out.  Soon you will have the "Reggaeton Riddims" that much are waiting for and kick out the arcade sounding tracks that are being payolled on radio stations. 

What a funny industry we are in... to survive artists have to follow certain guidlines that are met with executives...  Especially when most latin executives are Puerto Ricans...

"Oh Bainaman, by the way, I'm still waiting for my charts!"  Peace

-- Edited by latinking1977 at 16:25, 2005-11-22

latinking1977 wrote:

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The flow is a straight Hiphop flow on a reggaeton bachateo beat.  The producers did not try make it sound puerto rican flow or Panamanian flow.  Its a cross-bred track.  Hiphop Rapping on a Reggaeton vibe.  The hook basically gives us  a message that all latinos are equal and we latinos are fire "Caliente!" that we are in the front lines in the music industry and we are battling our way through to success.  We should all be proud of our roots no matter where you from.  It also bigsup many successful names in our industry that represents us latinos all over the world and especially in Canada.  This is a positive track, and very catchy.  Can't be too technical because reggaeton these days are all sounding the same. Thanks for the Feedback guys.           

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Sounds like you know inside details about the production of the track.

Did you help in making it?

 

Sounds like Fito is just pumping out hit after hit. Good on Him!!!

It's just a matter of time.....

 

 

latinking1977 wrote:

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The flow is a straight Hiphop flow on a reggaeton bachateo beat.  The producers did not try make it sound puerto rican flow or Panamanian flow.  Its a cross-bred track.  Hiphop Rapping on a Reggaeton vibe.  The hook basically gives us  a message that all latinos are equal and we latinos are fire "Caliente!" that we are in the front lines in the music industry and we are battling our way through to success.  We should all be proud of our roots no matter where you from.  It also bigsup many successful names in our industry that represents us latinos all over the world and especially in Canada.  This is a positive track, and very catchy.  Can't be too technical because reggaeton these days are all sounding the same. Thanks for the Feedback guys.           

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reggaeton sounding the same? hell noo..if ur a hardcore fan like myself and know the lyrics , not just going by the beat then u know that u can tell the difference from one song to another

and props for both cats on that track, its about time urban latin music is felt here in r city. Sometimes i feel that toronto's more of a salsa city when it comes to latin music sorry guys but a lil more variety would help;)

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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That's some wack s#$t.  If you wanna hear a real banger check out Pitbull - Mil Amores (feat Master Joe and O.G. Black)  

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thats a hype track indeed..

as for this song the flow doesnt seem to match the beat to much, but its aight still

i want to marry fito..lol

THE PRODUCTION IS GREAT.....I LIKE THE BEAT A LOT

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT THE HOOK,
THAT JUST DOESN'T GO WITH THE ENTIRE
FLOW OF THE SONG....

DEFINATELY CATCHY THOUGH....