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Originally posted by //// View Postyou need to realize EVERYONE around the world hates you sjw ******s
Are you that ****** poster, yes or no?
And why do you keep the ***** and lipstick gifts? Gay
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Originally posted by iamboxing View PostHamed 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.
boxers have bad luck with cars, loma should stop being an idiot and hes got the money to buy track time
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Originally posted by eco1 View PostThat 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.
Here are some forebears
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Originally posted by maracho View PostIt 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
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.
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Originally posted by eco1 View PostDude, 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.
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 Espańol, and further developed in the 1990s in Puerto Rico as reggaetón.
https://books.google.com/books?id=TM...ons%20&f=false
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama...C3%B3n#HistoryLast edited by maracho; 08-27-2017, 02:44 PM.
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