Daddy Yankee ft NORE | fr

Daddy Yankee, Raymond Ayala né le 3 février 1977 à Río Piedras qui fait aujourd'hui partie de San Juan (Porto Rico), est un chanteur de reggaetón. On le surnomme aussi parfois El Cangri (dialecte ou modisme portoricain pour désigner un bel homme bien en chair, ou encore le chef ou une personne dans un bon style d'habillement). El Cangri s'est investi dans le monde du reggaetón pendant 13 ans avant d'être couronné par le succès, il a collaboré parmi les pionniers de ce genre musical, Playero DJ, au début des années 1990. Il s'est également associé avec des artistes comme...

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