Little came of No Mercy, however, and he continued to work the reggaeton underground for the remainder of the '90s. A few years later, at age 18, he made his full-length album debut, No Mercy (1995), again working with Playero. Besides The Noise, the other key proprietor of proto-reggaeton was Playero, a mixtape DJ/producer with whom Yankee got his start when he debuted as a featured guest on Playero 37 (1992). This convergence of hip-hop, dancehall, and freestyling proved popular in San Juan, most notably at The Noise, a long-running club night that spawned a collective of DJs and rappers. The "Yankee" moniker arose from the Puerto Rican slang for "someone tall, who is big in what he does" (according to a 2005 interview with Billboard magazine).ĭaddy Yankee got into reggaeton just as it was taking shape in the early '90s, when San Juan DJs would spin hip-hop alongside dancehall reggae while vocalists freestyled over the beats. As Yankee grew older, he took an interest in Spanish-language hip-hop, especially the socially aware raps of Vico C, and he became increasingly drawn into the street life of his neighborhood, the Villa Kennedy housing project in San Juan. His father was a bongosero (a salsa percussionist), his mother's family included numerous musicians, and he himself sang from an early age and had a knack for improvisation. He stayed active between more fully realized studio albums like 2012's Prestige with assorted singles, mixtapes, and other projects, keeping fans engaged as he worked toward seventh studio album El Disco Duro.īorn Ramón Ayala (aka Raymond) on February 3, 1977, in Río Piedras, the largest district of San Juan, Puerto Rico, Daddy Yankee grew up in a musical family. His empire expanded past music as time went on, growing to include a syndicated show for ABC Radio Networks (Daddy Yankee on Fuego) and a feature film for Paramount Pictures ( Talento de Barrio). Daddy Yankee broke records during his initial run, becoming the top-selling Latin artist of the 2000s, all while remaining independent of major-label control. He did more than anyone to establish reggaeton as a marketable music style with his 2004 mainstream breakthrough Barrio Fino - and in particular, the international hit single "Gasolina" - transcending cultural boundaries and genre trappings to become an international superstar.
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