Reggaeton

Contrary to popular beleif, reggaeton is NOT spanish reggae. It is spanish RAP with reggae/dancehall beats. Sometimes the rapping is spanglish, spanish with some english thrown in here and there.

This music style is growing in popularity with artits like Daddy Yankee (who is leading the genre right now), Noriega, Don Omar and Luny Toons.

Take a good listen to how a person in a reggae song speaks, then do the same to a reggaeton song, then a rap song. You'll find that a regaeton song has a reggae beat with rapping.

Popular reggaeton songs include:
-Gasolina
-Dale Don Dale
-Oye Mi Canto
-Rompe

by Ichy April 9, 2006

reggaeton

A music found in Panama to Puerto Rico. A Tropical style of Reggae with the carribean beat with all the latin music put together. Very sexual music hip hop with reggae; Latin style make you want to grind

Vam0s a Perrear con el reggaeton

by La Gata Fiera April 19, 2005

Reggaetonista

Someone who creates reggaeton/ regueton.

Jose, Daddy yankee, he's my favourite reggaetonista.

by reguetonista June 30, 2011

Reegan

A proper lad :)

Man, I could really use a Reegan in my life :/

by Reegan’s gf :) January 9, 2021

Pulled a Reege

When you lay down your scooter as Regis Philbin did on The Late Show with David Letterman.

I was tooling along on this mountain road, and was headed into a turn, when I hit some loose dirt and pulled a Reege.

by Wagehog November 20, 2011

reggaeton

1)Spanish for "Un-listenable."
2)Officially the worst music ever created. The Music gods should put a curse of locusts and frogs on whatever country invented it. Bob Marley spins in his grave as we speak because they used the word "Reggae" to name such a horrible genre of music.

1) "I would rather listen to a cat being butt raped with a shard of broken glass than listen to reggaeton"

2) "Listening to reggaeton makes me want to burn things"

by Joe Friday July 19, 2005

reggaeton

South American genre of music which consists of a repetitive beat, annoying vocals and primitive, simple lyrics in some sort of spanglish (it has nothing to do with Spanish).

Comparar a cualquier cantante de reggaeton con Mozart es como comparar un trozo de madera con un Stradivarius.

by Namakemono April 17, 2006