Diddy Launches Bad Boy Latino

[thinkfast®]

Jay-Z has Roc La Familia, Diddy now haves Bad Boy Latino.
Diddy and producer Emilio Estefan have joined forces on a multi-media venture called Bad Boy Latino, forming a coalition in the growing Latin hip-hop market.

"The Latino market in the U.S. is such a beautiful, diverse, and powerful market and I am blessed to have a partner like Emilio," Diddy said in a statement. "He is an amazing example of how creativity, combined with hard work and a belief in one's self, can spark an entire cultural movement."

Diddy first referenced Bad Boy Latino at the Latin Billboard Awards in April, announcing that Miami rapper Pitbull would be part of the new venture. They likely will look for artists from the reggaeton genre, a fusion of salsa, reggae and rap that has grabbed a foothold on radio airways in urban markets such as Los Angeles, New York and Miami.

So you diggin this movement or what?

[technoteg97]

this music rules..

[NzProjeKt]

REPOST!!

[Negrodamus]

dont mean to offend but diddy has been known to "launch" musical fads to his bad boy label.when he hosted the dancestar awards like in 2001 he promised to lauch a techno/trance label and where did that go? in like 96 there was supposed to some bad boy soul shit with 112, faith and Total and where did that go? "he just likes to hear his own voice." Diddy could careless about his label hes content with being mr. bojangles for the new millinuem dacing the jig in france and a sean jean velour suit.


btw.... REPOST

[dwnsthGABOY]

Jay-Z has Roc La Familia, Diddy now haves Bad Boy Latino.
Diddy and producer Emilio Estefan have joined forces on a multi-media venture called Bad Boy Latino, forming a coalition in the growing Latin hip-hop market.

"The Latino market in the U.S. is such a beautiful, diverse, and powerful market and I am blessed to have a partner like Emilio," Diddy said in a statement. "He is an amazing example of how creativity, combined with hard work and a belief in one's self, can spark an entire cultural movement."

Diddy first referenced Bad Boy Latino at the Latin Billboard Awards in April, announcing that Miami rapper Pitbull would be part of the new venture. They likely will look for artists from the reggaeton genre, a fusion of salsa, reggae and rap that has grabbed a foothold on radio airways in urban markets such as Los Angeles, New York and Miami.

So you diggin this movement or what?

yeah I'm diggin this shit, but I've been listening to this stuff for some time now/

[thinkfast®]

yea Im diggin some of the artists as well, I'm just postin for the people that have been hiding under a rock for the last 2 years LOL

Oh and please point out the "REPOST"? I must have missed it.

laters

[Negrodamus]

Oh and please point out the "REPOST"? I must have missed it.

http://www.forums.importatlanta.com/...ead.php?t=6253

and notice you even posted in the thread LMAO.....

yea this is a step in the right direction for Latinos... hopefully he won't kill it tryin to get his faggot ass Band Boyz or whatever they are called this season on MTV, to do a duet with the latin rappers.. If this venture goes well, and Mr Sean John plays his cards right, he could sell a LOT of records and REALLY get the Latin artists on the level they deserve to be here in the states. I mean you got the reggaeton, the hot shit out right now in most all the clubs, you got your latin rappers/ hip hop artists (I'm thinkin peeps like Orishas, Delinquent habits, people on some other shit then the blin blin BS) then with the Tropical section thats all about salsa/bachata/merengue... he just might have made a smart move...

we'll see if they make MTV... the day I see a fuckin Orishas/reggae/salsa group on TRL will be the day I can say we made it