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Pop reggaeton spends more time translating itself than residing in itself. Not to mention announcing itself. Luckily this track skimps on translation of its request to, say, sientan el poder, perhaps more out of embarrassment than anything else. Leave the Vargas-reminiscent video aside; Fat Joe's rap is adorably clumsy while...
By Sterling CloverSeptember 8, 2005
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Pop reggaeton spends more time translating itself than residing in itself. Not to mention announcing itself. Luckily this track skimps on translation of its request to, say, sientan el poder, perhaps more out of embarrassment than anything else. Leave the Vargas-reminiscent video aside; Fat Joe’s rap is adorably clumsy while N.O.R.E., ever dependable, straight kills it.

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