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Fast & Furious Movie with Tego Calderon and Don Omar

NEW YORK, March 23 /PRNewswire/ — In advance of the film’s release, the original motion picture soundtrack album for Fast & Furious (on Interscope/Star Trak) will arrive in the physical and digital marketplace March 31, it was announced today. The all-star soundtrack album features new music by Pitbull, Busta Rhymes, Tego Calderon, Don Omar, Kenna, Rye Rye, Shark City Click, Tasha, and Robin Thicke, and productions by The Neptunes.

On March 24, the first eSingle release - “Blanco” by Pitbull, featuring Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes - arrives. The “Blanco” video will premiere the week of the album’s release.

In Fast & Furious, Vin Diesel and Paul Walker reteam for this ultimate chapter of the franchise built on speed. Heading back to the streets where it all began, they rejoin Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster to blast muscle, tuner and exotic cards across Los Angeles and floor through the Mexican desert in the new high-octane action-thriller.


DON OMAR PREMIERES “THE CHOSEN:VIRTUAL DIVA” MUSIC VIDEO ON MYSPACE EPIC 10 MINUTE FILM FEATURES THE MUSIC VIDEOS FOR THE HIT SINGLE “VIRTUAL DIVA” AND “THE CHOSEN”, A SONG THAT CHRONICLES DON OMAR’S CREATION INTO IDON.

Miami, FL (March 9, 2009) – On Tuesday, March 17th, DON OMAR will premiere“The Chosen: Virtual Diva” music video, directed by Carlos R. Perez (Elastic People), showcases Don Omar’s transformation into a combination of man and machine. A mysterious scientist, portrayed by Argentinean supermodel Ingrid Grudke, performs a series of operations and experiments on the Latin music superstar with the purpose of enhancing his musical and human abilities through futuristic technology. During this process the experiment goes wrong and IDON is born. So begins the beings insatiable thirst for his Virtual Diva. A story of lust and revenge unlike anything seen before.

Don Omar’s “IDON” is the most anticipated album of 2009 and will be released in CD/Digital/Mobile formats on April 28. The album will introduce the world to an evolution of the Don Omar sound and the system upgrade of the music scene as a whole.



Latino Music Superstar Daddy Yankee Honored by Museo Alameda and City of San Antonio


Latino music superstar Daddy Yankee was honored as an 'Emissary of the Muses' during a visit to the Museo Alameda, the nation's largest Latino museum and first formal affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. The internationally acclaimed pop phenom received the award from the City of San Antonio during a private tour of the Museo, currently exhibiting 'Myth, Mortals and Immortality,' a show of rare pieces from the collection of billionaire Carlos Slim and the recently opened, 'The African Presence in Mexico,' curated by the National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago. Upon departing the Museo, Daddy Yankee and his entourage went on to visit wounded military troops at the Intrepid National Armed Forces Rehabilitation Center at Brooke Army Medical Center. SEE MORE


Reggaeton Superstars Prep New Tour Plans , Reggaeton superstars Wisin & Yandel will perform 31 dates in Mexico in 2009, Billboard.biz has learned. The tour, which kicks off in February, will include a stop in Mexico's venerable Auditorio Nacional, making Wisin & Yandel the first Latin urban act to play in the venue.

The Mexican trek will be part of Wisin & Yandel's tenth anniversary tour, which will also includes dates in the United States, Spain, Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela.

The duo's current "Los Extraterrrestres" tour wraps next month and includes a Jan. 30 date with 50 Cent in Caracas. SEE MORE








Ivy Queen to Write Autobiography, Our favorite reggaetonera, Ivy Queen, has decided it's time to tell the world about how she clawed her way to the top by writing her very own autobiography, titled Detrás del Glamour.

She tells MTV's Blogamole, "the book I want to write isn’t going to be about gossip or rumors, I want it to be about the sacrifices I have made in order to be able to claim this throne. I want the book to be motivational and about all of the things I’ve been through."

Besides documenting her rise to the top of the reggaeton scene, and becoming the only woman who has managed to do so, Ivy opens up about body image and learning to be confident with her looks. "Obviously people see me as beautiful now, but when I started in music I looked like a little boy, and I hung out with all the other boys." SEE MORE





Daddy Yankee Focuses "Talento" On Movies, Daddy Yankee was the first reggaeton star to successfully bring his music into the U.S. mainstream. Now, with his new movie "Talento De Barrio," he wants to be the first reggaeton star to be a success on the big screen.

"I'm very excited about this project because a lot of people have done this before in the Anglo market, but I'm opening doors in the Latino market," the singer/rapper, whose real name is Ramon Ayala, told CBSNews.com. SEE MORE


Singer turning to God, Puerto Rican reggaeton star Hector "El Father" Delgado said Wednesday he will give up his role as a rapper known for lyrics about violence and womanizing to devote his life to God. At a news conference in San Juan he said he will preach positive messages to youngsters once he has completed a tour for his latest CD. "My way now is to serve Christ in spirit and truth," he said. Delgado was one of the pioneers of reggaeton, a mix of tropical rhythms, reggae, hip-hop and rap.



Ángel and Khriz reach new level of successEverything is a question of challenges. That is why two friends decided to take an adventure and record a reggaetón track, but just a few knew that this one would immerse them into the music world at a professional level.

This is the story of Ángel and Khriz, who have had success with their most recent album Showtime and their hits, “Carita de Ángel” and “La Vecina.”

“In this record we are more focused in musical tastes from the world. We are experiencing many music styles that maybe we did not dare to work in before,” Khriz commented about the album.

“We have been working hard to release this album at high altitudes for the much awaited and patient fans,” commented Ángel.

MIAMI (Billboard) - During the past year, many voices predicted the imminent demise of reggaeton, claiming that the genre was stuck in a lyrical and musical rut.

Judging from Billboard's year-end Latin charts, reports of reggaeton's death have been greatly exaggerated.
Reggaeton, a mix of dancehall, rap, tropical music and a distinctive bass-heavy beat, dominated the Latin charts in 2006, with titles in the genre occupying four of the top five slots of the year-end Top Latin Albums recap. The resilient format remains a hit with the younger Latin audience.

Daddy Yankee leads the charge. For the second year in a row, he is Latin music's top-selling artist of the year, thanks this time to his live set "Barrio Fino: En Directo."READ MORE