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January 25, 2006 Music » Latin Beat

Week of the living salsa

by Sylvia Pfeiffenberger

Reggaeton bashing has emerged as a genre among those of us who, for the most part lovingly, chronicle Latin music. Hometown commentators in markets from Miami to Denver complain that reggaeton's popularity is squeezing salseros off the dancefloor. I come not to…

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This article is awesome thanks Sylvia for your excellent work!

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