Daddy Yankee
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Sep 18, 2026
MOOVIN' IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION 89.5FM FEAT. PUPPY SIERNA (Colombia)
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100:50Puppy SiernaGUEST
que ya hemos influenciado una generación de DJs y productores de Huaracha que empezaron a los 15, 14 años escuchándome o escuchando a otros, donde ya ellos son los que están haciendo una nueva generación de Huaracha.
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101:05Puppy SiernaGUEST
And so now my task is to go to other places and influence others, being the first one, and be like Daddy Yankee.
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101:13Puppy SiernaGUEST
That in 60 years they say that I influenced many people from back there, but that there is a net and innate sound that only I can have or can have, for example, Daddy Yankee, but there are a thousand sounds that can be Guaracha.
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101:29speaker_8UNKNOWN
Yes, yes, that's the goal.
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101:31speaker_8UNKNOWN
And it's been already happening.
Pathadena, with John Ross Bowie
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27:39Jordan MorrisHOST
Maybe it was just the two.
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27:40Jordan MorrisHOST
Maybe was there another daddy band? Daddy Yankee.
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27:42Jordan MorrisHOST
Daddy Yankee, of course.
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27:44Jordan MorrisHOST
Sits on Gasolina.
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27:46Jordan MorrisHOST
When the Swing Revival morphed into Reggaeton.
Nicole Hernandez's music crosses borders, languages and genres
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5:30Nicole HernandezGUEST
Well, growing up, my parents would play all kinds of music.
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5:33Nicole HernandezGUEST
My dad, one of my earliest memories is like him playing like Gasolina by Daddy Yankee.
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5:44Nicole HernandezGUEST
We lived in this small apartment in Tijuana, in Playas, and my crib was right next to the speaker.
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5:52Nicole HernandezGUEST
There's this video he has on his camcorder of that song just blasting, and I'm just dancing up and down, listening to the song.
I Love Reggaeton Clásicos Mix | Plan B, Tego Calderon, Wisin y Yandel, Daddy Yankee
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21:36speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Te tomo pa que te enamores, mores, mores.
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21:41Jowell & RandySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
DY.
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21:41speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Motívate, que te quiero ver.
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21:46speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Llevo par de horas aquí observándote.
11 MINS LATER
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32:26FarrukoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Mira a tu alrededor todo ha cambiado.
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32:30DJ AinosUNKNOWN
Seguimos jugando a ser infiel.
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32:34DJ AinosUNKNOWN
DY, Los de la NASA, J Alvarez, Prestige Boys.
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32:40DJ AinosUNKNOWN
We run this game, baby.
Where interest rates go from here
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2:24speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dame más gasolina
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2:26Kimberly AdamsHOST
In reverse order, that was Gasolina by Daddy Yankee, Hello by Karol G, and Tití Me Preguntó by Bad Bunny, all names that are huge in reggaeton music, and all in the middle of a copyright lawsuit over that core syncopated beat you hear, which defines reggaeton.
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2:45Kimberly AdamsHOST
But there was a big setback in federal court earlier this month for the groups who filed the lawsuit.
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2:51Kimberly AdamsHOST
For more on that, let's turn to Jennifer Jenkins, a professor at the Duke University School of Law.
Why He Walked Away From a Six-Figure Career | Joe Yncio
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25:42Joe YncioGUEST
And I'm like, man, it's kind of dope.
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25:43Joe YncioGUEST
I like this, you know what I mean? Artists came out, Daddy Yankee, some other, Don Omar, Whitney Andel.
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25:50Joe YncioGUEST
And I'm like, okay, this is fire.
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25:51Joe YncioGUEST
I like this.
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28:46Joe YncioGUEST
And we had a pretty...
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28:48Joe YncioGUEST
Good run.
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28:48Joe YncioGUEST
We were going on tour, West Coast tours, opening up for legends, Daddy Yankee.
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28:54Joe YncioGUEST
We went on tour with Tego Calderon.
Where interest rates go from here
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1:18Nancy Marshall-GenzerCORRESPONDENT
I'm Nancy Marshall-Genzer for Marketplace.
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1:38Kimberly AdamsHOST
Do you recognize these songs? In reverse order, that was Gasolina by Daddy Yankee, Hello by Carol G, and Titi Me Pregunto by Bad Bunny.
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2:04Kimberly AdamsHOST
All names that are huge in reggaeton music, and all in the middle of a copyright lawsuit over that core, syncopated beat you hear, which defines reggaeton.
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2:15Kimberly AdamsHOST
But there was a big setback in federal court earlier this month for the groups who filed the lawsuit.
Chris O'Bannon and Feefa talk new album Los Angeles & more on "Sports and Hip-Hop with DJ Mad Max"
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10:37FeefaGUEST
And then he changed the look, started pulling up in suits and everything.
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10:40FeefaGUEST
So I think obviously Daddy Yankee stood out, but I feel like Pitbull was like more relatable as far as like, and also like artists like Frankie J and Baby Bash too.
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10:49FeefaGUEST
I think they had a big impact on like the Latino culture where they were just doing them in their way.
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10:59FeefaGUEST
And I don't know, but Pitbull just stood out to me the most, man.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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13:43AnthonyHOST
Luis Fonsi would have been a correct answer.
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13:45AnthonyHOST
Daddy Yankee would have been a correct answer because all three of them are on the remix of Despacito, which we just played.
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13:51AnthonyHOST
Two points for Mike.
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13:52AnthonyHOST
Moving over to Matt's part of round one.
Bad Bunny - Un Verano Sin Ti (#430)
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28:22Dan WoodardHOST
[laughs]
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28:22Carl Carter FansteelHOST
Which, so we spoke heavily, um, probably during the last, um, uh, Bad Bunny, but if you look back to, like, Daddy Yankee-
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28:31Dan WoodardHOST
Mm-hmm
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28:31Carl Carter FansteelHOST
... we were speaking quite a bit about some of these patterns as well, um, and you know, the, the idea of the clave.
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