Spain finally comes with Hip-Hop

Are almost the same now Daddy Yankee and Speedy the hit in Germany and elsewhere.
What distinguishes Speedy, also draws from Daddy Yankee:
A mixture of rap, salsa and Raggea.
Barrio Fino is an album that first attracted also by the number of tracks sensation: 23 songs are already beachlig for a newcomer. Daddy Yankee want to try anything here, they just put up with the music. There are hard rap songs like "King Daddy" at the very beginning, but the 3rd song - "Dale Caliente" remains toward hip-hop and is a party song that if you have a little practiced, everyone can sing along. When 11th song is from Raggea salsa back into hip hop on "Santifica Tus Escapularios", a song's mysterious. Then come back party tracks.
"No me dejes Solo", the 4th song, one of the best songs on the album. Just like "King Daddy", "Dale Caliente", "Que Paso, Paso", "Tu Principe", "Santifica Tus Escapularios", "Sabor a Melao" and of course "Casolina". There are so many who can not enumerate all.
When I bought the CD, I did not think that Daddy Yankee feel so attracted to Salsa and Raggea. But that's what is great: not only the hard rap and hip-hop tracks like the US rapper but also a lot of salsa. The variety is definitely there. The beats are interesting and commemorated strongly to Spain, so the CD is also strong. So often we hear from Spain such thing. Since there is usually an abundance of only Salsa.
Here Daddy Yankee finally comes into play and provides for entäuschten of Spain Hip Hop fans a completely new album, which you do not always listen. But the women come in the choruses before almost every song. The one must not forget.
If you like Spanish beats, should not think it needs to access, others prefer to hear the US rap, still may risk a glance.
Interesting way for fans of KMaro! Barrio Fino is a mix of KMaro and Hip Hop, Salsa, Raggea and rap!
I would say that this CD is unique!