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Encyclopedia > Salsaton

Salsaton is a subgenre of both salsa and reggaeton. The songs primarily have salsa melodies and percussion, with reggaeton-style beats, such as the dem bow, and, occasionaly, rapping. The genre in its primitive form was experimented with by Mexican singer Pilar Montenegro. Rock Music article is a good example of actual music history ! Gives credit where deserved, Not biased oriented views on music !!! This article contradicts another Wikipedia article at this link under salsa !!! http://en. ... Reggaeton (also spelled with the Spanish accent as Reggaetón, and sometimes as Reguetón in Spanish) is a form of dance music which became popular with Latin American (Latino) youth during the early 1990s and spread to North American, European, Asian, and Australian audiences during the first few years... Reggaeton is a Spanish language genre of Dancehall with distinct Hip hop and Pop Music influences, originating in Panama. ... Pilar Montenegro (born Maria Lopez 1972) is a Mexican singer who began her career as a member of Fresas Con Crema, which was very short lived. ...



 

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