The Relevance of Reggaeton

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
The rhythm that mixes hip-hop with Caribbean music was born in Puerto Rico in the 90s and became a continental phenomenon with irreverent songs about sex, race, and immigrants. Today, we talk to Raquel Rivera, editor and author of Reggaeton, about the genre's relevance and legacy.

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