Don Omar Para Argentina Ahora En El 2010

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Considered by many as the "King of Reggaeton", the Puerto Rican artist Don Omar will be performing in Buenos Aires for the third time, promoting iDon at GEBA stadium on February 14th.

"A dead King makes a new King", a catch-phrase by a fan. In reggaeton, the latest latin rhythm, unfortunately there's no need to regret a death, because it's obvious who the King of the genre is. If pop crowned Michael Jackson as their king, Madonna as their queen, and Britney Spears as their princess, when you speak on the reggaeton crown, two names come to mind: Daddy Yankee and Don Omar.

And it's Don Omar, who for the third time, will visit this city and give them a sample as to why he is considered the King of the genre. With seven Grammy awards and four BillBoard awards under his belt, the charasmatic Puerto Rican will show himself on Valentines Day.

The man responsible for hits being played at clubs, music TV stations, on the radio, and in car stereos, such as "Pobre Diabla", "Ella y Yo", and "Dile", Don Omar constructed his career from the bottom, struggling against poverty as a child has overcome all baricades and stood his ground in a genre that never loses its popularity.

As far as the supposed rivalry between him and Daddy Yankee, the competition is friendly and humorous. Both artists have collaborated on the "Hasta Abajo remix".




Considerado por muchos “el rey del reggaetón”, el portorriqueño Don omar se presentará en buenos aires por tercera vez, para presentar su disco iDon en el estadio GEBA el 14 de febrero.

“Al Rey muerto, Rey puesto” dice una célebre frase hecha. En el reggaetón, el ritmo latino de moda, afortunadamente aún no hay que lamentar muertes, aunque las discusiones (un tanto inocuas) por ver quién es el Rey del género son frecuentes. Si el pop tuvo a su rey en Michael Jackson, a su reina en Madonna y a su princesa en Britney Spears, los aspirantes a la corona del reggaetón se limitan a dos nombres: Daddy Yankee y Don Omar.

Y es Don Omar quien, por tercera vez, visitará la Ciudad para dar muestras de por qué es considerado por muchos el rey del género. Con siete premios Grammy y cuatro Billboards en su haber, este carismático portorriqueño se presentará el 14 de febrero en el estadio GEBA.

Autor de hits extremadamente difundidos en discotecas, canales de música, radios y bafles de autos tuneados, como son “Pobre Diabla”, “Ella y yo” y “Dile”, Don Omar ha construido su carrera desde abajo, luchando contra la pobreza de su niñez, hasta lograr estar en la cúspide de un género que, a pesar de sus evidentes limitaciones, no ha perdido popularidad ni vigencia.

A pesar de la supuesta rivalidad con Daddy Yankee, su competencia es sana y amistosa. Ambos artistas han colaborado en la canción “Hasta abajo remix”, editada por Don Omar este año.

 

 

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