Disappointed in Lomachenko after this video

The song for anyone who didn't know already :D Thanks for this. I've been trying to figure out the name of this song after a friend's wedding months ago.

what you expect from a hyped up amateur with a loss on his pro record?! He's a bigger fraud than bumlovkin :lol1:

That was likely in Europe some where. And he is young, he is allowed to have a little fun, his friend shouldn't have been video recording and airing that on social media though.

If this was in the Ukraine, then it'd be ok. They don't care about the speed limit there.

Dumb ass never heard of Salvador Sanchez or James Dean. I hope he stops with that foolishness. like your pic hence my name on here

you guys drove that fast on my roads i would pull you over and give you a spanking

https://www.instagram.com/p/BX_XaFqBIBm/?hl=ru&taken-by=lomachenkovasiliy That plus Marriaga fight why so dis? you kinda sound like his mother

Dude, I was raised in the Caribbean. I bet you never heard about gagá, pri pri, congo, etc. You are mixing things. And reggaeton and bachata and dembow is pure **** for the brainless.anyone can do that s h I t with a loop and 30 seconds of life. Even one of Salsa's biggest hit makers was heavily influenced by Panama traditional Christians https://lasalsanoexiste.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/la-murga-de-panama-hector-lavoe-willie-colon/ https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murga_(Panam%C3%A1)#cite_note-1

Believe me, when I hear that song starting on the radio, I either run, cover my ears or look for a gun to commit suicide. I am into Rock, jazz and classical. lol, that made me laugh and I feel you when you are completely against something. We all have those types of feels :headbang:

lol, you sound like my wife. Hardcore rock fan. While I love rock, there are times when I don't want to think about deep depressing lyrics and want to just turn off the brain and listen to loud happy *****. Nobody can stop anyone from liking a particular genre just because you don't. I imagine you believe that the 3,440,681,321 views of the song "Despacito" don't know good music right? You can't change people's tastes whether you think they are good or not. :nono: It's all opinions. Believe me, when I hear that song starting on the radio, I either run, cover my ears or look for a gun to commit suicide. I am into Rock, jazz and classical.

March, I am talking about the Dembow and the Reggaeton. That is not even considered music. lol, you sound like my wife. Hardcore rock fan. While I love rock, there are times when I don't want to think about deep depressing lyrics and want to just turn off the brain and listen to loud happy *****. Nobody can stop anyone from liking a particular genre just because you don't. I imagine you believe that the 3,440,681,321 views of the song "Despacito" don't know good music right? You can't change people's tastes whether you think they are good or not. :nono: It's all opinions.

Oh ok so did you like any of the music videos I posted and if so could you please teach us how to do some of that with one of those loops? March, I am talking about the Dembow and the Reggaeton. That is not even considered music.

anyone can do that s h I t with a loop and 30 seconds of life. Oh ok so did you like any of the music videos I posted and if so could you please teach us how to do some of that with one of those loops?

Reggaeton is often in a very devolved form but the Don Omar's reggaeton song in question is actually getting back to the mixed roots of Cimmarone (escaped slaves mixed with indians and a few pirates) Congo music, which is actually all about the the mixing of cultures (escaped slaves, Indians, Christo Negro, etc) to defeat satanic government forces such the slave trade, the Inquisition, and exploitation of the land. This fight was especially represented in the Choco Darien of Panama where the most powerful tribes of Cimmarrones resided (and still do) and constantly raided the Spanish forces that had their gold and slave trade headquarters in Panamanian towns such as Portabelo and Juan de Dios. This is why my videos started with Congolese music from Haiti, Colombian and Panamanian Cumbia and tipico, which have much of their roots from Congo. The last two videos ended with Nando Boom who was one of the main originators of reggaeton, which originated in the mid-1970s in Panama as reggae en Español, and further developed in the 1990s in Puerto Rico as reggaetón. https://books.google.com/books?id=TMZMAgAAQBAJ&pg=RA4-PA464&lpg=RA4-PA464&dq=While+stylistically+unfamiliar+and+sung+in+unintelligible+languages,+these+highly+danceable+musics%E2%80%94especially+West+African+soukous%E2%80%94eventually+became+extremely+popular+among+black+Cartagena+dancers,+who+began+referring+to+them+generically+as+m%C3%BAsica+africana+(whether+they+originated+in+Africa+or+other+Afro-Caribbean+countries)+because+the+people+knew%E2%80%94from+record+jacket+photographs%E2%80%94that+the+musicians+were+black.&source=bl&ots=giRXHgwQOq&sig=vIzhorfSe21q83spmoo7ZCvN99g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZ6dmthvjVAhVDRSYKHR_XBVUQ6AEIKDAA#v=onepage&q=While%20other%20Spanish%20Caribbean%20countries%20have%20not%20been%20as%20directly%20and%20extensively%20involved%20with%20diasporan%20musics%20as%20coastal%20Colombia%2C%20musical%20cross-fertilizations%20&f=false https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panamanian_Reggaet%C3%B3n#History anyone can do that s h I t with a loop and 30 seconds of life.

Dude, I was raised in the Caribbean. I bet you never heard about gagá, pri pri, congo, etc. You are mixing things. And reggaeton and bachata and dembow is pure **** for the brainless. Reggaeton is often in a very devolved form but the Don Omar's reggaeton song in question is actually getting back to the mixed roots of Cimmarone (escaped slaves mixed with indians and a few pirates) Congo music, which is actually all about the the mixing of cultures (escaped slaves, Indians, Christo Negro, etc) to defeat satanic government forces such the slave trade, the Inquisition, and exploitation of the land. This fight was especially represented in the Choco Darien of Panama where the most powerful tribes of Cimmarrones resided (and still do) and constantly raided the Spanish forces that had their gold and slave trade headquarters in Panamanian towns such as Portabelo and Nombre de Dios. This is why my videos started with Congolese music from Haiti, Colombian and Panamanian Cumbia and tipico, which have much of their roots from Congo. The last two videos ended with Nando Boom who was one of the main originators of reggaeton, which originated in the mid-1970s in Panama as reggae en Español, and further developed in the 1990s in Puerto Rico as reggaetón. https://books.google.com/books?id=TMZMAgAAQBAJ&pg=RA4-PA464&lpg=RA4-PA464&dq=While+stylistically+unfamiliar+and+sung+in+unintelligible+languages,+these+highly+danceable+musics%E2%80%94especially+West+African+soukous%E2%80%94eventually+became+extremely+popular+among+black+Cartagena+dancers,+who+began+referring+to+them+generically+as+m%C3%BAsica+africana+(whether+they+originated+in+Africa+or+other+Afro-Caribbean+countries)+because+the+people+knew%E2%80%94from+record+jacket+photographs%E2%80%94that+the+musicians+were+black.&source=bl&ots=giRXHgwQOq&sig=vIzhorfSe21q83spmoo7ZCvN99g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZ6dmthvjVAhVDRSYKHR_XBVUQ6AEIKDAA#v=onepage&q=While%20other%20Spanish%20Caribbean%20countries%20have%20not%20been%20as%20directly%20and%20extensively%20involved%20with%20diasporan%20musics%20as%20coastal%20Colombia%2C%20musical%20cross-fertilizations%20&f=false https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panamanian_Reggaet%C3%B3n#History

It s not bad and it doesnt really sound like Raeggaeton or Bachata but more like a whole bunch of Afrolatino genres mixed together and called Reggaeton. So not your typical reggaeton but Reggeaton Tipico. They say it came from Puerto Rico but it actually seems have came from a mix of Panamanian Jamaicans, Hatians, and Choco-Darien Indians. Here are some forebears Dude, I was raised in the Caribbean. I bet you never heard about gagá, pri pri, congo, etc. You are mixing things. And reggaeton and bachata and dembow is pure **** for the brainless.

That is some pos stuff and yes, it is Pto Rican. But **** nonetheless. I play guitar, I know a bit about music, I tend to vomit when I listen to reggaeton or bachata. I wish someday I will be granted the wish to have a big, gigantic mixer, like a Nutribullet so I can put all those Mf's inside of it and turn it on. It s not bad and it doesnt really sound like Raeggaeton or Bachata but more like a whole bunch of Afrolatino genres mixed together and called Reggaeton. So not your typical reggaeton but Reggeaton Tipico. They say it came from Puerto Rico but it actually seems have came from a mix of Panamanian Jamaicans, Hatians, and Choco-Darien Indians. Here are some forebears

Hamed went to prison after nearly killing someone when he was also showing off in 2005. Went in thin, came out fat. Go to a race course and buy laps. chico drove his bike head first into an oncoming truck while drunk and speeding. boxers have bad luck with cars, loma should stop being an idiot and hes got the money to buy track time

edited because the word got censored you **** sucking antifa ****** Shut your gay ass up with all those dildos, I can't even take you serious you f*cking forum thug always talking about some political bullsh*t :lol1:

Edited like a b*tch :lol1: Look at this little IS fighter getting all heated. I'm not sjw anyway, or liberal, or conservative. You clown. edited because the word got censored you **** sucking antifa ******