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Mas Flow

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Yo quiero que todos sepan del disco mas esperado y mas popular del genero Reggaeton. Es Dj Nelson presenta Luneytune y Noriega Mas Flow. Este disco tiene los mejores raperos tal como Nicky Jam, Daddy Yankee, Hector y Tito, Don Omar, Wisin y Yandel, Plan B, Las Guanabanas, Zion y Lennox, y mas. Glory esta representando por las girlas. La cancion por Daddy Yankee que se llama Coje La Que Va Sin Jocky y la de Wisin y Yandel estan bien a fuegos. Lo juro que le va a encantar este disco. Girla o hombre, tiene que comprar este disco. Compralo ya p'a que no se pierda el vacilon.

Mira, yo quiero que todos sepan del disco mas esperado y ahora mismo el mas popular del genero reggaeton. Es el disco Dj Nelson presenta Luneytune y Noriega Mas Flow. Compralo ya. Lo juro que le va a gusta este disco. Tiene los mejores raperos del genero tal como Daddy Yankee, Wisin y yandel, Hector y Tito, Plan B, Don Omar, Las Guanabanas, y mas. La cancion por Daddy Yankee que se llama Coje La Que Va Sin Jockey y la pista por Wisin Y Yandel estan bien a fuegoes. Glory esta representando por las girlas. Girla o hombre, tiene que comprarlo p'a que no se pierda el vacilon.

don't waste your money buying this version, there is a Mas Flow Platinum edition that is the same as this album plus you get a dvd full of some of the best videos from this album, and some of Luny Tunes greatests hits. the dvd has 14 videos, plus the cd. this album is a most have for reggaeton fans, so go out and get your copy.

This CD is for Pa' mi Gente Latina. Luny Tunes and Noriega have an original style and it's all over this ALBUM. A Must have for REGGAETON FANS.

Todas las cansiones estan mesclada muy bien. Raggetton ha estado qui por mas de 15 anos. El Raggetton estaba underground por anos. Los artistas que se encuentran en este CD maravillosos

My fling with regaetton (possibly temporary) started with Tego Calderon's "Metele Sazon", which is a great song. I'm not hispanic/latina/whatever and I don't speak more than a handful of Spanish (mostly bad words) but I'm hooked on regaetton. It's not for everyone (better that way) and it sounds really good with the volume turned up. My only complaint is there should have been a larger female presence (beside the orgasmic moaning, I mean...you know, rapping). It seems like Glory always represents the "girlas" and that's it. How about the "girlas" have more support so they can represent themselves? Okay, speaking off the soap box, I recommend this collection to most people with a pulse.

Standout tracks were: Metele sazon, hay algo en ti, bailando provocas, tu me pones mal, tu sabes, te quiero ver.

The Artists on Mas Flow are the cream of the crop from Puerto Rico, and I really liked the CD. There is a new CD/DVD package coming out on entitled Ragga Nacion which features new songs from Nico Canada (The Noise), The Dream Team, T-Quest, General Degree, and many others. It also has many of the original hit songs that started the Reggaeton movement. It covers 1987-2004, so there is something for everyone. Amazon will have it on Oct. 12, and you can preview it at www.ragganacion.com before you buy. I got a preview copy from the Producers, and I really liked it, and that is why I wrote this review, and a couple of others.

Latin Urban/Reggaeton/Playero genre has been around for years on end. Formally "Playero" way back towards the Late 80's and early to late 90's.....it had the elements of hip hop in the underground scene with alot of the rappers throwin shots at each other. Why Three Genre Names? Well because this is what Generally represents the Latin Urban Youth and what they have listened to for the past 15 years. Albums of course were released, But I seem to think alot of it was strictly for the scene in Puerto Rico never really coming stateside and brought over by very few people. I've had trouble trying to find alot of this old music between the period of 1990-1997. Even as a Child I never heard this music or the iconic rappers I've grown to admire and listen to over the past 5 years. I discovered a hint of this on Vacation to puerto rico back in 97 or 98 and never really thought of it much, I would never forget the rappers I heard, TITO & HECTOR. Fast Forward to 2003 and im just rediscovering reggaeton wit Tego, Don Omar, Lito & Polaco, Baby Rasta & Gringo, and countless others....AND I AM HOOKED. Gradually I grew into the music, the hook lines, the sexual innuedos...and the way it was danced.

I mention theses things because this very album was released at a pivitol point in the history of Latin Urban/Reggaeton. This album and its music contributed to the explosion of fans that reggaeton would find before "Gasolina" lit airwaves around the globe. This album is if anything one of the first of very few solid reggaeton albums and really contained THE BEST PRODUCERS in the genre to ever grace a compilation album, and would be the last time we ever saw that again. This album and the musical production it contains is so infectious and truly for the dance floor. Its so hard to come across reggaeton albums that hit so hard to the mind with lyrics but with hypnotic beats to compliment.

The Musical and lyrical high would have to be "Hay Algo En Ti" by Zion & Lennox. WOW what an incredible song to go along the transition that reggaeton was experiencing. It was a song that many many hispanics will never forget and took as one of the best songs of the year. I will never forget the hordes of females that loved the song and moved to it everytime a car with a system passed by. It remained popular even a year after its initial hearing, and so contributed to the success of Zion & Lennox. 4 years pass by and hearing that and Tego's "Metele Sazon" gives nostalgia, like "WHOAAAA!!!! This is was incredibly good music."

Am I a Professional of reggaeton? NO. Do i claim to know all its History, the battles between rappers, the most famous songs? NO. As Far as I kno im a newbie compared to much older puerto ricans who grew up hearing this, living it, dancing it. At this point within 4 years after its initial explosion its been juiced out of its originality and underground flavor. Its rebellious attitude no longer shines in comparison to what this album represents. Very few artist today who are still heavily involved in this genre show its grittiness and creativeness. This album showcases just a batch, of the cream of the crop, that still represents its originality. And if you go after the albums of those listed on MAS FLOW you will see that rebellious, creative attitude they still possess for their music. Latin Urban/Reggaeton is a genre that started Puerto Rican in roots till this day(I dont even include Panama). And if it does die out in the mainstream, even better because it will remain and continue in Puerto Rico and all throught the underground networks of Latin America. I Possess about 150 different albums, all of it reggaeton, containing many classics all the way back to 97 and mostly everything up to this date. Anything further back has been a trip to find and Luckily I came across this album in the process. Reggaeton is not for every hispanic and so i share my positive review for this album in hopes other would appreciate what i enjoy.....

Happy Listening my Fellow Reggaetoneros

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This is a MUST HAVE por TRUE reggaeton lovers. If MAS FLOW is not in ur cd collection..U DO NOT LOVE REGGAETON..Luny Tunes did it otra vez!!!! this cd is OFF DA HOOK..SUPPORT REGGAETON AS A MUSIC GENRE..SUPPORT THIS AMAZIN ARTISTS AND MOST OF ALL..SUPPORT PUERTO RICO!!!!!! TAMBIEN!!!AHHH