Malianteo
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| Malianteo | |
|---|---|
| Stylistic origins | Rapcore, hip hop, reggaeton |
| Cultural origins | United States, Puerto Rico |
| Typical instruments | Sampler - Dembow - Bass - FL Studio |
| Mainstream popularity | 1990's-Present |
| Regional scenes | |
| United States, Puerto Rico | |
| Other topics | |
| Reggaeton | |
Background
Malianteo is a sub-genre of Reggaeton. It is a fusion of Reggaeton, rap, hip hop and rapcore. Its lyrics tend to deal with violence, drugs, street wars, gangs, etc. Most of the songs are non-danceable, which mimics that of rap.
Most notable songs
- "Combo Callejero" by Nengo Flow
- "Pa Frontiarle a cualquiera" by Nengo Flow
- "Corremo el bloque" by Nengo Flow
- "Del palo del mango" by Nova Ft. Randy Glock, Ñengo Flow, Getto & Yomo
- "La calle es pa hombres " by Nengo Flow
- "Gangsta Zone" by Daddy Yankee and Snoop Dogg
- "Calle Callejero" by Wisin y Yandel
- "Ronca" by Don Omar
- "Flow Callejero" by Arcangel
- "Bajen" by Hector el Father
- "Pasto y Pelea" by Don Omar
- "La Noche Está Buena" by Daddy Yankee and Don Omar
- "El Demonio De La Tinta" by Kendo Kaponi and Arcángel
- "Caserios #2" by Don Omar and Hector el Father
- "Soy De La Calle" by Wisin y Yandel, Gallego and Franco el Gorila
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