Fast Five’s Tego Calderón rocked the house in a New York City park, performing all his classic songs and shaking hands with dozens of fans – all at no cost. El “Abayalde” put on quite a show Saturday ...
Reggaetón king Tego Calderón was into salsa as a teenager, then hip-hop. The music that would make him a star didn't even have a name yet. "To tell you the truth, I was not a fan of reggaetón at the ...
With jazzy orchestra sounds, folkloric Afro-Boricua percussion, and political lyrics united over a ubiquitous dembow riddim, Tego Calderón’s album El Abayarde embodies the soul of reggaeton. Twenty ...
After a five-year absence, Tego Calderón returns with a vibrant mixtape that cements his status as reggaetón’s answer to KRS-One. Thankfully, though, the album has no reggaetón in it — by embracing ...
It has been three years since Tego Calderón released his debut album, El Abayarde, but the reggaetón star says he's not worried about losing any ground. Since 2003, reggaetón has exploded, with a ...
Puerto Rico's O.G. discusses Puerto Rico's future. Dec. 10, 2012 — -- He was never flashy, even when reggaeton exploded into the mainstream circa 2005 with Daddy Yankee's "Gasolina." While Yankee ...
Reggaeton pioneer Tego Calderón released his first solo music in more than eight years on Friday, dropping “La Receta” (“The Prescription”), a smooth track that casts El Abayarde as a romantic leading ...
With his supersized Afro, just-woke-up-after-a-late-night voice, and I-can't-believe-I'm-a-star humility, Tego Calderón might be the most lovable thug of all time. Certainly he's the most loved rapper ...
He’s an international icon in Latin hip hop, a record label owner and a Latin Grammy award winner. But Tego Calderón – who burst on the music scene in 2002 with hit albums like "El Enemy De Los ...
Pepsi will launch a 12-week summer concert series featuring performances by artists from different genres, including Belanova, Melina León and Tego Calderón. By Leila Cobo Chief Content Officer ...
When the Morning Edition team arrived in Puerto Rico to report our series on the island's difficult situation, one of the first things we noticed was, strangely enough, the sound of the coquis — tiny ...
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