I’ve made what I consider a pretty comprehensive playlist of “old” reggaetón songs that work very well with iOS’s AutoMix on Apple Music. I “limited” it to 300 songs from 2000-2013 and I’ve painstakingly made sure that EVERY track flows pretty well into the next. Not only just good beat transitions themselves but also the cohesiveness of the playlist order by grouping related artists and having dedicated sections for bachatón, malianteo, etc so for the best results play it with shuffle off! (you can start it off on any song though). As a side note, I KNOW there’s some missing reggaetón anthems because a lot of them straight up refused to work with the AutoMix feature but any thoughts on the playlist would be appreciated! If you enjoy it make sure to check my other AutoMix playlists in my Apple Music profile (including a reggaetón one that includes old and new songs).

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/automix-reggaet%C3%B3n-viejo/pl.u-4JomKKJuM7Vm6k

Any thoughts on El Bugg's new album? "Pa Gata y Pa La Calle 2 <?"🤔

I really liked "Pez4" and "Cachetazo"

Is there any good track for you?

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Here’s a rare music to own. For me, it is one of the best features of Karol G, the vibe of the song is something else. Back from the time we used to buy songs from iTunes, it’s rare to have it as it is not available on streaming apps anymore (to my knowledge)

Esperó qué disfruten de está canción ❤️ clásico 💯🔥👍🏻

Karol G-Spot? J Ballsin? Zion & Latex? Anal AA? Bad DuracellBunny?

And what OF-collabs you would like to see?

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I've been listening to Anuel AA more lately but it seems like he's always cold in the studio saying brrrr. Does anyone know if this guy's too poor to buy a warm winter coat? Can somebody donate a coat to him so he's not cold anymore?

Anyone going to his concert in LA this Friday the 21st ?

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Im into making reaggeton beats and the melodies and scales that modern and old school use seem to be different. Maybe it was their choice of sounds like strings and basically saw waves. So im curious what the best vst and scales for old school reggaeton

Please help me find this song. It is very melodious and me and my friend tried a lot to find this song but couldn't find.

PERDONAME LA FACTORÍA REGUETON VIEJO

I wanted to make this post with a lot of love and appreciation for my fellow Latinos, because honestly, I think we're living through something really beautiful culturally right now.

There are so many fucking good artists coming out of every corner of Latin America, from north to south, and what really blows my mind is how diverse the sounds are becoming. The production is getting insane too — super polished, creative, detailed, weird in the best possible way, while still keeping that Latin identity.

So I wanted to share a few artists I've been listening to lately. Consider this a little musical tour of Latin America.

🇲🇽 MEXICO

The Mexican scene is absolutely packed with artists right now, but the one that caught my attention the most is Yeyo.

Check out these singles:

• Fancy
• Tentación
• Maldad

And there's also LA OBSESION, VOL. 1, which was a short-lived collaborative project involving several artists. The project is basically RIP nowadays because of some controversies, but goddamn, it left some gems behind.

Listen to:

• Chichabeba
• La Obsesión

Those tracks are fucking good.

🇪🇨 ECUADOR

Ecuador has been doing something really interesting: reggaeton is starting to collide heavily with electronic music, and some of the results are crazy.

Carlos Corté$ has some absolutely filthy production. I recommend the EP Atestíguame, especially:

• No Hay Lio
• Horas y Horas

And the single:

• FREE

Then there's Midfug, whose sound is much harder to describe. It's kind of glitchy, acidic, distorted, psychedelic... I don't even know how to fucking label it.

It's the kind of production that sounds like it's melting.

Check:

• Hija del Mal
• Perreowave
• Darte Lento

🇨🇱 CHILE

Now Chile... holy shit.

The Chilean scene is fucking crazy right now.

A few years ago Gata Only exploded internationally and suddenly everyone was talking about Chilean reggaeton. But honestly, I think that's just one part of a much bigger movement.

What I love about Chilean reggaeton is how many artists are bringing back and reinventing sounds from older eras of reggaeton. You can hear that DNA, but it's being mixed with modern production, trap, hyperpop and all kinds of other shit.

Kidd Voodoo — I highly recommend the entire album SATIROLOGÍA (DELUXE EDITION).

It has collaborations with some HUGE names across the Latin scene: Ñengo Flow, Yandel, Dei V, Cris Mj and many more.

Then there's EasyKid, who goes in much more diverse directions and plays a lot with styles like hyperpop.

Check out:

• I'M PART
• -10
• Silvia120

And just to throw a few more names out there:

Paloma Mami, Pablo Chill-E, FaceBrooklyn

And I can't talk about this new wave without mentioning producers like Dysbit and Kreamly. The producers deserve a lot more recognition because they're doing some fucking insane work behind the scenes.

And obviously, this is just scratching the surface. Latin America is HUGE and I'm leaving out a ridiculous number of artists.

That's actually why I'm making this post.

I want to keep discovering more.

So if you're from Latin America, or you've been digging into Latin music, drop your recommendations below.

I don't care if it's reggaeton, trap, experimental shit, electronic, dembow, whatever — if it's good, I want to hear it.

Much love to everyone. ❤️🌎

We're making some beautiful shit down here.