The crew sits down and discusses the retirement of Farruko and his past history involving reggaeton influence. The crew further discusses Bad Bunnys Ultimo Tour Del Mundo as well as drama with Anuel. The crew finishes up on who has stayed quiet with music. 

The crew sits down and discusses Love and Reggaeton. The Drama between Karol G and Anuel, as well as the growth of Karol G. Finally the crew finishes off with the recap of Calibash and Premios Juventud!

The Dimelo crew sits down and discusses Altura's latest party: Corazoncito <3 and the success behind Alturas brand. They further discuss all the interviews they did at the event and the reactions. Finally, the crew recaps new music that just dropped and if its hot or not. 

The crew sits down and talks about the biggest upcoming tour: Bad Bunny World tour. They further discuss the line up of Baja Beach fest and the diversity its bringing to Latin music. The crew finishes off with the banter between Karol G and Anuel AA.

The crew sits down for EP#3 and discusses Calibash LA versus Calibash in Las Vegas. DJ Exile talks about how reggaeton in the LA party scene differs in Las Vegas. Jean argues with the crew over the release style of Don Omar and his latest single. Finally the crew discuss duos in reggaeton and beef in reggaeton versus hip hop.

The crew sits down and starts off with the drama involving Ivy Queen and long time legend record producer Raphy Pina. The crew elaborates on the contributions that Ivy Queen has had on Reggaeton and WOMEN in Reggaeton. Daddy Yankee is brought up with his announcement of a retirement, where the crew talks about his legacy and expectations on his upcoming album. The crew finishes up with the podcast with Latin music in Las Vegas and expectations in the future!

DIMELO PODCAST is back for season 2! The crew sits down and breaks down the 2021 year in music, as well as recapping what the crew has been up to. The crew touches on the current beef between Rauw Alejandro and Jhay Cortez and if its all just marketing and hype. 2022 is discussed with expectations such as: new artists, flops, genres, and the return of Don Omar!

The crew sits down and recaps the whole year in 2020 in musica urbana! From the best to worst artist and songs of the year. Tune in to hear the drama and the final episode of 2020!

The Crew sits down with producer and artist Alcover. They jump through the history and his journey, also producing with Don Omar and having hits like Danza Kuduro and Taboo under his belt. The Alcover talks to the crew about his new album “El Grand Alcover and new music he is coming out with as an artist.

ANYTHING FOR SELENAS! The crew sits down and talks about the icon Selena Quintanilla, from the latest series, to the movie down to her impact on fashion and music she created. Shout out to our special guest Jazmin, who gives us a lot of insight as a big fan and who grew up to her music. 

The crew sits down, discusses and rates the latest Bad Bunny album "El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo." Will it be iconic? Will it flop? The crew finishes off with what is next for 2021 in Reggaeton, and what the future of musica urbana holds.

This week the guys discuss the Latin Grammys, from winners to losers, and big snubs of the night! The crew points out the limited representation of reggaeton at these shows and if the academy  is outdated, as well as Bad Bunny's new album and Anuel AA's upcoming retirement.

This episode welcomes the one and only DJ Miguel Mixx, most well known as the official DJ for Jory Boy! He lets us in on his story, as well as insider scoops on the radio industry 🙌

Tune in as the guys discuss and battle over which collabs they think are the best in musica urbana! 🎶

Are you Team Myke or Team Jhay? Tune in to this week's episode to hear the guys battle it out, discussing influence, streams, and hits! ⚡️

The crew talks and discusses the 2020 Latin billboards. They talk about the winners, upsets, performances and the legacy of some of these artist. The crew argues on who should have won and who should have lost. The crew touches on why Bad Bunny wasn’t there at all. They finally summarize on who is the future and who we can expect as future winners.

The Dimelo crew gets to converse w/ Kewin Cosmos & Dj Mega Jay. They chop it up about the beginning and how both got started as a DJ and an artist and the major moves they're doing in New York. They sit down and talk about their new KLOK record and how its taking off in New York (and the rest of the East Coast). Mega Jay talks about the struggles about early djing and how he got this far, and how Kewin Cosmos made a major move from just bachata to more urban sounds. The crew ends the conversation discussing east coast vs west coast influence on latin music.

DJ Impulse discusses with the crew and talks about his musical beginnings. How he attended music in school and actually knew the art of music theory. He mentions to the crew on how he came up as a producer and started working with Alexis y Fido.

Impulse later mentions how he connected with Ivy Queen and became the official tour DJ. He describes working with her and gives the crew some tour stories.

Exile goes 1-on-1 with Karol G's official DJ, DJ Felo. They discuss the journey and start of DJ Felo’s career, from getting his start at a major nightclub in Colombia to meeting Karol G.

Felo gives us an insight of what the tour life is like and the pressures & responsibilities of being on the spot when on tour with Karol G. He leaves us off with his behind the scene stories and shares some new music he has been working on.

Although the entertainment industry has been on pause because of COVID-19, this hasn't stopped Bad Bunny from thinking outside the box and reinventing what a superstar is capable of doing even when live events are banned. The Dimelo crew discusses how visionary some of the concepts Bad Bunny and his team have pulled off this year so far, making him THE STAR of 2020 for both English and Spanish speaking fans across the globe.

The crew jumps on a zoom call with the famous producer him self, Kronix el Magical. He talks about his start in the producing world and how he worked with Anuel back in 2014 - 2015. Kronix mentions to the crew about his Trap era working again with Anuel, Noriel, Bryant Myers, Kendo, and even Bad bunny before he was a superstar.

He gives the crew the story about the Trap to Reggaeton transition and how the classic anthem 'Te Bote' was made.

Ozuna just dropped his much anticipated 4th studio album El Negrito Ojos Claros (ENOC). The crew analyzes the album as well as Ozuna's career and how consistent he has been by dropping an album every year. The crew also talks about some of the ups and downs Ozuna has had and his major influence on a global basis. Things get heated when the crew rates his best album and least favorite.

The Dimelo Podcast crew sits down with Play from Play n’ Skillz and talks about the beginning on how they started. They mention coming into the Hip Hop game and producing for Houston's hottest rappers and eventually winning a Grammy for ‘Ridin Dirty.’

Play talks with the crew on the transition into Latin and Reggaeton from producing and working  with everyone such as Zion Y Lennox, Yandel, Messiah, and most notably Daddy Yankee. Play shares some inside stories of studio time with the Legendary Pioneer of Reggaeton.

The Dimelo Podcast crew discusses how Hip Hop has influenced the trends in Reggaeton and how it's evolved over the years.

The crew discusses the TOP 5 Producers in Reggaeton of all time. 

The Dimelo Podcast crew discusses all things PERREO culture in this episode. The crew also discuss significant tracks from the Reggaeton genre that have paved the way for the present-day perreo movement. Tune in to see if your favorite OG reggaeton tracks made it to this episode.

Dimelo Podcast crew discusses Baja Beach Fest Line up. They discuss who is missing, who they are excited to see, and which day has the best line up. The group also touches on the new QCM 2 (Yandel's New Album). They rate the album, discuss all the collaborations, and the bridge between young and old generations of reggaetón with the album. The group ends the podcast discussing and reviewing Yoels new album that dropped.

The Group introduces what Premios Juventud is about, It is the peoples choice by the people for the people. We discuss if its more important to win a Latin Grammy or PJ, basically is it better for an academy to choose the winner or the people?

We discuss all the categories and who will win by the people and who we think we should win personally.

In this introductory episode of the Dimelo podcast, the crew, which includes Reggaeton tastemakers and shakers such as, DJ EXILE, YOEL, GABY GAB, JULI OVO, explore the evolving scene of Reggaeton over the years. They briefly discuss some of the most iconic albums of the decade when it comes to Reggaeton and Latin Trap.