Reggaeton has earned a great place in United States Library of Congressmaking Daddy Yankee will earn a place in history sound of that country next to Madonna, Mariah Carey and John Lennon.
It was with his success’Gasoline‘ that the Puerto Rican singer was immortalized in the sound record of one of the largest libraries in the world, being protected and persevered for posterity.
It was this week that the institution revealed that this reggaeton anthem would be incorporated into its record, along with other famous songs like Like a Virgin, by Madonna; All I Want for Christmas Is You, by Mariah Carey; Imagine by John Lennon; In addition to adding the famous sound of the video game Super Mario Bros.
Daddy Yankee reacts to the addition of ‘Gasolina’ to the Library of Congress
Through a video on their social networks, the Big Boss shared the important news with his followersthanking from his native Puerto Rico the support he has received from the public that led him to make this song go down in the history of world music and in Spanish.
“Very happy that Gasolina has been immortalized forever in the Library of Congress, a song that was born here, in the heart of PR, Santurce, was in my language, in Spanish, thank you very much”, expressed the singer.
According to what was expressed by the library itself: “Gasolina’s appeal was so great that even made some radio stations switch formats from English to Spanish to take advantage of this revolution.”
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Why is Daddy Yankee retiring?
It was during 2022 that Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez, better known as Daddy Yankee, announced his retirement from the stage after more than 30 years of careerthe reason behind this assured that it is about enjoying all the success that he has achieved in the company of his loved ones.
The Puerto Rican who started a musical revolution revealed that now he seeks to be in greater contact with his familyaway from the commitments and world tours that kept him away from home for months.
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