hip hop choco style

webmanco says on May 20, 2007, 14:30:

The google adds won´t let see the video

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larumberainglesa says on May 20, 2007, 14:31:

so how did you do it?
so how did you do it?

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larumberainglesa says on May 20, 2007, 14:32:

look at the second video clip. I like this one the best.

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webmanco says on May 20, 2007, 14:40:

The second one


thanks for sharing, nice videos, que buena la Música Latina

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Qubo says on May 21, 2007, 08:34:

Wow... Thanks for posting this genre of music desde Colombia. If these guys every get the opportunity to hit the USA market they will be famous. The lyrics are great and the beats are awesome. They would put Daddy Yankee and all that corny reggaeton(noise) out of business. I use to love hip hop when I was younger but I have out grown that type of music due to the dirty lyrics that make no sense and glamourising thug life with no message. That girl lyrics is tight and the guy rapping fast. She reminds me of a Lauren Hill and that Dude reminds me of that fast speaking rapper from Chicago. I hope they get discover by someone in the industry in the USA..They got skills..

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larumberainglesa says on May 22, 2007, 06:48:

Si, son muy buenos My husband is from the Pacific coast - there is a lot of North American copy style crap but I like this and I like her voice. I have trouble catching everything he says as it's so fast but cool.

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Qubo says on May 22, 2007, 07:17:

Of course they want to emulate American style Larumberainglesa,

Hip Hop originated in USA more specifically in the Bronx and most of the lyrics were about social injustice and "breaks" living in the ghetto with minimal chance out of that cobb web. It also is/was an art form for underprivileged kids who couldn't afford karate classes and Polo etc etc because their parents didn't have the means.

Unfortunately, present day hip hop music is depressing and quite demeaning to any conscious person. I hope these groups in Colombia preserve the positive side of hip hop like they are doing "representing their region" and not fall into the genre of "soy el negro Escobar del Chocó"...blah blah blah..

Listen to reggaeton and you'll get a god damn headache..just about every track sound the same with no tempo and the lyrics are simple, meaningless and further deteriorating the usage of the spanish language which all about the urban hispanics emulate.

This group distorted some spanish words too but with finesse and obviously was done deliberately to flow smoothly...

Anyway thanks again..I enjoyed it..

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larumberainglesa says on May 22, 2007, 07:37:

Yes, my husband had a craze on listening to reggaeton about 6 months ago then at Christmas when we went to Colombia that was all he heard on the Pacific coast and when he got to Cartagena in the taxi from the airport he asked the driver to put on some vallenato. He's about had his fill and we haven't heard it much recently in our house - it's back to salsa, hurray (he is a salsa instructor after all)

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