“Los Homerun-es,” originally released in February 2003 in Puerto Rico and reissued in 2005 in the U.S., is a compilation album that brings together Daddy Yankee’s key hits and recordings from the mid-1990s to 2003, before his massive breakthrough with Barrio Fino. It features standout tracks like "Seguroski" —his first single to chart in the U.S., which helped expand his audience— as well as collaborations with artists such as Don Omar, Nicky Jam, and Julio Voltio. The album marked a turning point in his career, debuting in the Billboard Latin Top 10 at a time when independent reggaetón rarely reached such heights, and paving the way for historic concerts at venues like Madison Square Garden and San Juan’s Roberto Clemente Coliseum.
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Daddy Yankee - Los Homerun-Es de Yankee (2LP/Colored Vinyl)
$53.00
Pickup available at 1101 Calle del carmen
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