Tego Calderon

Calderón attended high school in Miami Beach, Florida. He received multicultural exposure he later drew upon in creating genre-crossing reggaeton, which may have shaped his stylistic range and his ease in collaborating with US musicians. Calderón says that his parents were die-hard fans of Ismael Rivera, and that Rivera's innovative salsa music influenced him. He lists his father's love of jazz as another influence (for instance, a solo trumpet playing a slower version of Minnie the Moocher by Cab Calloway is used as the backbeat of his first single, Abayarde). Calderón eventually studied percussion and created his own rhythmic style that combined the sounds of salsa, plena, dancehall, and...

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Payaso (feat. Eddie Dee And Voltio)
Slo Mo`
C?mo Me Llamo Yo?
Bad Man (feat. Buju Banton)
Bureo, Bureo
Chango Blanco
Oh Dios
Llora, Llora (feat. Oscar D`Leon)
Payaso (Interlude)
Mardi Gras
Lleg? El Chynyn (feat. Chyno Nyno)
Llevatelo Todo
Cuando Baila Reggaeton (feat. Yandel)
Son Dos Alas (Interlude)
Veo, Veo
Comprenderas
Pon La Cara
Los Mate
Mil Cosas
Por Que (Interlude)
A Mi Papa
Extremidades
Chillin` (feat. Don Omar)