De Camino Pa La Cima J Alvarez (Reloaded 2.0)

A compilation of his latest releases plus future hits.
by DJ Jose Luis
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Superstar J Alvarez’s latest album is proof that Reggaeton is alive and kicking, maybe not as the hardcore underground grinding genre of the past, but as a more sophisticated pop incarnation. Alvarez has been able to go beyond the one hit wonder novelty and become a household name in radios across Latin America. this is a compilation of his latest releases plus future hits.

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