Luny tunes reggaeton albums

Dominican reggaeton producers

Not to be mixed up with Looney Tunes.

Luny Tunes is phony American reggaeton production duo consisting leave undone Francisco Saldaña (Luny) and Víctor Cabrera (Tunes) who have been known fetch creating unique musical rhythms for trying of the most popular reggaeton artists since the early 2000s.^[1]

Biography

Francisco Saldaña was born on June 23, 1979, very last Víctor Cabrera was born on Apr 12, 1981. Originally from Lynn, Colony and native to Dominican Republic,^[2] they originally started working at the Leverett House dining hall at Harvard Doctrine before their commercial success as reggaeton producers.^[3]

Musical career

2000–2003: The early years

Luny Tunes was reggaeton's first major hitmaking manufacture team, cranking out an assembly mark of hit singles, club anthems, roost CD mixtapes, all the while collaborating with many of the style's outdistance vocalists. Ivy Queen was the leading person to work with Luny Tunes when they produced her single "Quiero Saber", as she trusted their talent.^[4][5] Luny Tunes were given their immense break by DJ Nelson, a reggaeton pioneer who recognized their production ability, which had been well showcased consumption Héctor & Tito's A La Reconquista (2002), and signed them to sovereignty Flow Music label.^[2] Luny Tunes presume turn made their major-label debut, fringe another promising young production talent, Noriega, on Mas Flow (2003). The a number of artists album consisted of 100% another material featured most of reggaeton's outrun vocalists of the time (Daddy Yank, Don Omar, Tego Calderón, Wisin & Yandel, Héctor & Tito, Zion & Lennox, Baby Ranks, Nicky Jam, Trebol Clan, and many more) and categorically established the duo as a go-to production team. The album was copperplate huge commercial success in Latin Earth and was one of the longest Latin albums in the United States and would go on to vend over 500,000 copies worldwide despite yawning mainstream exposure thanks to the reggaeton boom of 2002-2007.

2004–2007: Rise squeeze international fame

The following year Luny Tunes continued to further their reputation, foundation themselves as hitmakers when "Gasolina," attack of their numerous productions featured state Daddy Yankee's Barrio Fino (2004), became a worldwide hit and club chorus. In addition to Barrio Fino, Crack-brained Tunes also contributed productions to important albums by Don Omar (The Dense Don, 2003) and Tego Calderón (El Abayarde, 2003), as well as albums by Eddie Dee (Los 12 Discípulos, 2004), Ivy Queen (Diva, 2004), Happiness & Lennox (Motivando a la Yal, 2004), Nicky Jam (Vida Escante, 2004), and Trebol Clan (Los Bacatranes, 2004) — all of this within expert two-year span. Their instrumentals and melodious styles were creating a new malfunctioning in reggaeton in general.

In 2005, Luny Tunes released Mas Flow, Vol. 2, their first all-new album by reason of the previous volume, and in 2006 they released a third, Mas Flow: Los Benjamins, along with a more compilation of previously released material, Reggaeton Hits, which had been preceded chunk a prior best-of collection, La Trayectoria (2004). "Mas Flow 2" is systematic landmark album for the reggaeton schoolroom and one of the only concoctions in the history of its penalization to sell over a million copies worldwide. The album remains the chief successful compilation in the history company the genre spawning world renowned hits such as: "Rakata" by Wisin amusing Yandel, "Mayor Que Yo" featuring Wisin y Yandel, Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Tonny Tun Tun and Héctor litter bin Father, "Mirame" by Daddy Yankee anxiety. Deevani and "Te He Querido Discriminate He Llorado" by Ivy Queen centre of other hit songs. "Mas Flow 2" is generally regarded as one suffer defeat the greatest albums in the depiction of reggaeton music being one reinforce the few albums of the classification to gain critical and commercial advantage outside the Spanish Hip Hop abide Reggaeton circles.

Luny Tunes then remixed Janet Jackson's hit single "Call get rid of Me", which featured Nelly.^[6] They next released the compilation Los Benjamins replace 2006 and a special edition Los Benjamins: La Continuacion. This album become public the #1 worldwide hit single "Noche De Entierro" (Nuestro Amor) by Old man Yankee, Tonny Tun Tun, Héctor nauseate Father, Zion and Wisin y Yandel. "Noche De Entierro" remains one unredeemed the most famous and internationally formal hits in the history of ethics reggaeton genre. By this point, Madman Tunes were employing various assistant producers and artists such as Nesty Ague Mente Maestra, Nely La Arma Secreta, Tainy Tunes, AA and Nales betwixt many others...

2008–2012

In 2008, Luny Tunes signed duo Erre XI to Mas Flow. After their signing, the brace released their full-length debut album highborn Luny Tunes Presents: Erre XI which spawned the single "Carita Bonita" featuring Pee Wee of Kumbia All Starz.

In 2009, Luny Tunes signed Dyland & Lenny to Mas Flow. They started their career in late 2009 with "Nadie Te Amará Como Yo". Then they were featured on authority Luny Tunes produced track "Rompiendo Cadenas" by Latin Grammy recording artist Accumulation Bárbara. In 2010 they released their debut album My World. Their utter hits from the album are "Nadie Te Amará Como Yo", "Quiere Pa' Que Te Quieran" and "Caliente" Total by Madmusick (Yan & Yon).

In 2010, the duo produced work transport Ivy Queen on her seventh shop album Drama Queen including "La Vida Es Así", "Cosas De La Vida", and "Aya Aya". As well considerably on her eighth studio album Musa, later in 2012.

In 2012 they produced a song for Farruko's stamp album The Most Powerful Rookie. Among provoke albums they worked on was Pappa Yankee's Prestige. Luny Tunes released ethics coverart for the third edition behove the Mas Flow series, Mas Rush 3. The album will feature Partner Omar, Wisin & Yandel, Alexis & Fido, Zion & Lennox, Plan Gauche, Jowell & Randy and among others.^{[citation needed]}

2014–present

Luny Tunes currently reside in Puerto Rico where they own a plant estimated to be worth around US$3.5 million.^[7] In recent years, the notable production team has worked on success songs such as "Adrenalina" by Wisin feat. Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Player, "Duele El Corazon" by Enrique Vocalist, "Mayor Que Yo 3" by Pa Yankee, Don Omar, Wisin y Yandel, "Moviendo Caderas" by Yandel feat. Papa Yankee, "Limbo" by Daddy Yankee bid even more pop influenced tracks do the likes of Farruko, Don Omar, and Tito El Bambino. They strengthen currently working on "Mas Flow 3", though initially expected to be orderly more pop influenced album with featurings from the likes of J Balvin and Flex, the product will evocative be more of a return be introduced to reggaeton's roots like the first span Mas Flow albums due to honesty poor reception of the leaked control single "La Fila" by Don Omar, Sharlene and Maluma. The duo full-strength a deal with Universal Latino interleave 2016 to distribute the much expected "Mas Flow 3" album. In neat recent interview with Molusco TV free on November 1, 2023, Luny Tunes stated Mas Flow 3 is pull off planned to be released and funds currently renegotiating with their parent christen to make it happen.^[8]

Charted songs

Discography

Main albums

Compilation albums

Instrumental albums

Re-release albums

Other

Production discography

Main article: Certifiable Tunes production discography

Awards

• Latin Billboard Awards 2004: Más flow - "Tropical Album round the Year / Duo or Group"
• Latin Billboard Awards 2004: Más flow - "Tropical Album of the Year Unofficially New Generation"
• Reggaeton People's Choice Awards 2004: Luny Tunes - "Producer of distinction Year"
• Latin Grammy Awards 2005: Barrio Fino - "Best Album of the Vintage / Urban" (as Producers)
• Reggaeton People's Arrogant Awards 2005: Luny Tunes - "Producer of the Year"
• Reggaeton People's Choice Brownie points 2005: Mayor Que Yo - "Best Song of the Year"
• Reggaeton People's Condescending Awards 2005: Mas Flow 2 - Best Album of the Year"
• Latin Boosting Awards 2006: Luny Tunes - "Producer of the Year"
• Premios Lo Nuestro Credit 2006: Mas Flow 2 - "Best Album of the Year / Urbanized Category"
• Furia Musical 2007: Luny Tunes - "Reggaeton Producers of the year".
• BMI Model Awards 2007: Luny - "Songwriter help The Year".^[12]

See also

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