Masterpiece

Great CD.

Excelente sonido

I heard the album from a friend and loved it. and i wanted to own the original album myself. Get it if you like good music.

my children like this songs a lot

good album love this cd

Zion Y Lennox.....These guys are just like them but their flow and the themes they talk about on the album sound so hot and Original. Debuing the way they did, they swept most Latin American girls of their feet especially with Ken-Y's smooth Melodic Voice. RKM's Lines were the 1,2, punch to knock the ladies into them and get the guys to respect their flow and style. I remember first hearing them on the Bandoleros album with their most classic and career starting song, "Si La Ves." It had such strong emotion going into it from Ken-Y and the right Tough guy lyrics running through it from RKM and Don Omar...that was a truely pivitol song to their success.I am a guy and I've heard some songs in reggaeton that hit the emotion button and make you say "WOW that was deep and the production value enhanced it." Zion & Lennox pushed that button the most.Thats the same kinda material you are going to get from these guys, their musical style, their originality, and their overall creativity is enjoyable. The ultimate highlight is "Down". With a dramatic beginning with a synthesizer, organ type sound, of high and lows where Ken-Y whispers the word "Down" through out, then drops to display the incredible beat that follows. Ken-Y then raps with the incredible hard hitting words that can relate to any of our heartbroken moments....that was it for me to get my hair standing up and say WHOAA that was ingenius. Talent was shown between these two gentleman that they had to drop a remix with Hector "El Father" shortly after for this song.The album is worth its pennies and dollars, but it sad most dudes wont admit to it due to the bravado attitude that most prefer from reggaeton. You've got your bunch who want hardcore hitting lyrics, of street worthy praise who only like the Urban side. Then you have got people like me who have enjoyed the street wise lyrics of some rappers and the ingenius love songs of others....I've come to accept all those who come in tolatin urban/reggaeton with Lyrics to touch the heart and also incite some tough attitude. When you got artists who can do both(Arcangel & De La Ghetto, etc, etc) or one or the other of the lyrical styles of reggaeton then thats worthy of praise. I Praise Rakim & Ken-Y bcuz they bring very good subjects and themes and greatly contribute to Reggaetons place in history as MUSIC worth listening to. They rank up their among the best of the dous on my books....Wisin & Yandel, Tito & hector, Zion & lennox, Baby Rasta & Gringo etc etc.....on a scale of 1-10, in my books this is a classic 9.0 ......Happy Listening My Fellow Reggaetoneros

Solid Album, but droning and repetitive at times. Defintely not a masterpiece! Still a huge success worldwide selling over a million copies.. Yet thanks to their backstreet boys appeal, we now have the phrase coined by fans known as "reggae pop" and "Pop Reggaeton Fags" coined by RKM, y Ken-Y haters. None of them are wrong. "Down" is a great song tho!

I thought this CD would have more upbeat songs, but most of them are medium "speed" I guess. Otherwise, for what the music actually is, I was very impressed.