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Niña de Mis Sueños
Ryan Castro, Blessd
02:41
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Medallo
Blessd, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez
03:53
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Monastery
Ryan Castro, Feid
03:09
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Wasa Wasa
Ryan Castro
02:25
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FUMETEO - Remix
Feid, Mora, Eladio Carrion
03:34
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Instinto
YEИDRY, J Balvin
03:48
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FRIKI
Feid, KAROL G
02:24
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No Te Deseo el Mal
Eladio Carrion, KAROL G
03:52
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Cada Quien
Grupo Firme, Maluma
03:17
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Pa Calle Digo si
Dayme y El High, Bizzey, Reykon, Kiko el Crazy
03:09
11
Regresé
Sebastian Yatra, Justin Quiles, L-Gante
03:15
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Noche En Medallo
Sharik, Kevin Roldan, Ryan Castro, Totoy El Frio
04:42
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Mami Tu - Remix
Markz, Kevin Roldan
03:55
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Hora Pico
Métricas Frías, Cocaine Beatz, Doble Porcion
02:51
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Caña de Azúcar
Sr Pablo, Charlie Blue
03:59
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Garrafa
No Rules Clan, AvenREC, Primo Profit
03:11
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Better Call Mr.Soul
Soul AM
02:04
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Cuando Pienso en Ti
Dany F
05:52
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La Cana
Stream Cred
02:02
20
Uy Qué Linda
Puerto Candelaria
03:34
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Sué - Versión Sencillo
Ferales
06:44
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Can't Stop (Spanish Verse)
Love Ghost, Mabiland
03:25

Medellín

It’s where reggaeton meets sensual pop, MC’s scathing flows describe blatant social inequalities and soaring electronica tries to soothe a violent populous. Welcome to the new sounds from Medellín.

Medellín is the second most populous city in Colombia after Bogota. Its three million inhabitants, known as ‘Paisas’, enjoy some pretty exceptional geography – the city is located in a valley in the Andes mountains.

Made infamous by Pablo Escobar, who made it the headquarters of his cartel from the 1970s until the early 1990s, Medellín has been the scene of a great deal of violence, leaving the city with some deep scars. Both its painful past and the city’s rich cultural mix have left their mark on Medellín’s music.

The city is home to the legendary label Discos Fuentes, which has been disseminating music such as cumbia, salsa, and merengue in Colombia since the 1930s. It’s no surprise therefore that the ‘Paisas’ have a deep infatuation with these tropical rhythms.

Medellín has given birth to major players in reggaeton such as Karol G, J Balvin and Maluma. Their music deals with light-hearted subjects, often linked to the heart, as if to exorcise the violence they’ve experienced.

Such pioneers have paved the way for younger talents like Ryan Castro and Blessd. Blessd is currently enjoying tremendous success with his song “Medallo”. It has entered the inner circle of Spotify’s Global Top 50 and become a worldwide hit. Billboard has selected Blessd as one of its 2022 artists to listen to. Ryan Castro, with whom Blessd regularly collaborates such as on the tracks “Niña De Mis Sueños” and “Monastery”, is also climbing the charts. On “Wasa Wasa” he displays the extent of his talents with a powerful dancehall flow and an instrumental that makes you want to get up and dance. 

Sebastián Yatra, with the song “Regresé”, experiments with mixing genres by inviting Puerto Rican reggaeton star Justin Quiles and Argentine cumbia singer L-Gante for a romantic result that will get you moving.

Following his recent setback with the track “Perra”, J Balvin returns to a much softer mode on the track “Instinto” onto which he invites rising star Yendry. Hand in hand they take the listener to a place where sensuality and tenderness create a great mix.

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