65 BPM - Reggaeton Drum Loop

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This beat track is based on HP Maluma song, originally at 92 BPM
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Reggaeton is a musical genre that has its origins in the 1990s. It was born as an underground phenomenon between the rural neighborhoods of Panama and Puerto Rico, a variant of reggae and Hip-Hop in Spanish, influenced by Latin rhythms and taking as a rhythmic base the danceHall reggae better known as dembow from Jamaica.
Reggaeton took its first steps as a musical genre after many Panamanian artists began to experiment, performing famous dancehall reggae hits in Spanish, which became known as "Reggae en Español".
Many of these reggaeton pioneers like Panamanian artist Edgardo Franco, better known as El General, were descendants of Jamaican immigrants who arrived in the early 20th century to work on the works of the Panama Canal.
Although their rhythmic base was born in Jamaica, an important part of the history and development of the genre takes place in New York City. It is there where Panamanians, Puerto Ricans, Jamaicans and Afro-Americans, mix cultures and sounds. Due to the strong influence of the Puerto Rican community in the New York hip-hop scene, the movement moves to San Juan de Puerto Rico, where reggaeton is finally consolidated as a musical genre.
Artists and musical collectives of the moment in Puerto Rico such as The Noise, Tego Calderón, Ivy Queen, Vico C and Daddy Yankee, would be among the first to experiment with this contagious rhythm that by the beginning of 2000 already represented an important percentage of the island's music market.