When we thought that the controversy that arose from the statement “reggaeton is deadHe concluded that the controversy on this issue is being rekindled.
Darell and Jhay Cortez are some of the Puerto Rican artists who have spoken openly about this matter and made strong comments against it Rodney Sebastian Clark Donalds, known as “El Chombo”, who said, “reggaeton is dead.”
The “Waters had calmed down”, but before long, Llandel Veguilla Malavé, artistically recognized as Yandel, he threw at El Chombo with his latest single.
On the subject called “The word” next Izzy Guerra y Sour they have a clear message for him Panamanian producer“The verbiage will sound ugly, but when I see it Vessel I take my finger, leave your house and jump to PR and you feel the pressure of the perreo ”, says part of the song.
Here’s what’s being heard tumpa tumpa, nearby and the hamlet of tumpa tumpa “and” reggaetón did not die if the tumpa tumpa continues here, “are some of the statements that make up the new Puerto Rican single.
In an interview on Molusco TV, Yandel notes that he has always considered himself a quiet guy, but this time he had to go for a walk with “Captain Yandel”.
Remember that the comment of “El Chombo” It was too much, but he said he respects the producer, he loves his job and what he does.
Yandel explains that he simply defends his own and called on his generation to execute reggaeton the good.
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Likewise, the Puerto Rican looks in one “positive” the signs of “El Chombo”, because it has caused an awakening of the genre.
El Chombo It has so much power that it awakened an entire genre and returned to its roots ‘,’ Thanks Chombo for reggaeton coming back ‘and’ Thanks to El Chombo, many reggaetoneros remembered that this genre exists and thanks to him there are many as they say: he played the key of the gossipers ”, are some of the reactions that resulted in the Molusco TV interview.