reggaeton
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- noun
- /ˌrɛɡəˈtoʊn/
:
reguetón
- It ain't mamba; it's reggaeton.
- reggaeton star
- reggaeton music
- reggaeton beat
Balvin the Logan Paul of reggaeton.
- Balvin the Logan Paul of reggaeton.
- Listen, I've been to Spain last weekend for a wedding, so all I've been listening to this week is reggaeton.
- Of course, salsa is my favorite genre and some reggaeton songs.
Examples
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Is that reggaeton?
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Reggaeton, what's reggaeton?
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I can't live in a world without Reggaeton.
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You can't compare reggaeton with silly Cruz and s s.
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Reggaeton, what's reggaeton?
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I'm more inclined to think one prefers Philosopher X's work to Philosopher Y's work in the same way one prefers coffee to tea, or death metal to reggaeton, or whatever.
Blog text (2) -
On a trip with Santa Cruz, they obtained a compact disk (CD) with eight songs in which, with a "reggaeton" rhythm, Sergio describes Rubi's murder and threatens the people looking for him.
Blog text (19) -
At the party, everyone danced to the catchy beats of reggaeton until dawn.
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After class, we listened to a reggaeton playlist that got everyone in a great mood.
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The vibrant rhythms of reggaeton filled the air as the dancers moved with energy.
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word reggaeton comes from the music word reggae plus the Spanish ending -tón, which adds the idea of 'big' or 'strong'. So reggaeton is like a 'big' or energetic kind of reggae mixed with hip-hop and Latin beats, which explains its danceable, party sound.