Reggaeton Mix Trivia Quiz

Answer: Raymond Ayala

He was born on February 3, 1977 in Puerto Rico. He had wanted to pursue a career in baseball until he was shot in the leg and could no longer play. Some of his albums include, "No Mercy", "Barrio Fino", and "El Cartel: The Big Boss". His album "Barrio Fino" achieved Platinum status in the United States, making him the first reggaeton artist to achieve this.

Answer: Ivy Queen

Ivy Queen was born on March 4, 1972 in Puerto Rico, but she grew up in New York. She is often seen as a positive voice for women and Latinos. Ivy Queen first started writing and singing with 'The Noise'. Her first solo album, "En Mi Imperio", was released in 1997. Some of her other albums include: "The Original Rude Girl", "Flashback", "Diva", and "Sentimiento".

Answer: Te Quiero

"Te Quiero" was released in Mexico under Flex's other name, Nigga. It spent several weeks at the top of the Mexican charts. It was released in the U.S. in early 2008 under his new name, (DJ) Flex, due to Nigga being a controversial name in the U.S.. The single for "Te Quiero" made it to the top of Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart in early 2008.

Answer: Kumbia All-Starz

"Por Ti Baby" was released on Kumbia All-Starz's 2008 album "Planeta Kumbia". Kumbia All-Starz is one of two groups that split from the Kumbia Kings in 2006 after a disagreement between A.B. Quintanilla and Cruz Martinez. Kumbia All-Starz is headed by A.B. Quintanilla, and the group is usually associated more with cumbia and hip hop than with reggaeton, though it is sometimes associated with the reggaeton subgenre, cumbiaton. Kumbia All-Starz has had several hits, including "Chiquilla", "Speedy Gonzalez", "Parece Que Va a Llover", and "Por Ti Baby".

Answer: Yandel

Wisin y Yandel are from Puerto Rico and they joined together in the 1990s. Wisin's real name is Juan Luis Morera Luna and Yandel's is Llandel Veguilla Malavé Salazar. Some of their hits include "Sexy Movimiento", "Ahora Es" and "Síguelo". They have also teamed up with other reggaeton artists, like Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderón.

Answer: Don Omar

Don Omar was born as William Omar Landron on February 10, 1978. His album "The Last Don: Live" was nominated for the Urban Music Album award at the Latin Grammy Awards in 2005 and "King of Kings" won the Latin Billboard award for Reggaeton Album of the Year in 2007.

Some of his other albums include "King of Kings" and "El Orfanato". Some his songs include "Dale Don Dale", "Angelito", and "Reggaeton Latino". He has also created another record label called Orfanato Music Group.

Answer: Mayor Que Yo

"Mayor Que Yo" was released as a single and reached the number one spot on Billboard's Latin Tropical Airplay chart and also made it to number two on the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart in 2006. It also won the Reggaeton Song of the Year award at the 2006 Latin Billboard Music Awards. Several remixes of the song were also made, including a 'clean' version which took out El Father's explicit lyrics. "Mayor Que Yo" means "older than me" in English, and the lyrics are addressed to a woman whom the singer wants to get know even though she is older.

Answer: Miguelito

Miguelito won the Latin Grammy for his album "El Heredero" when he was just nine-years-old, making him the youngest artist to win a Grammy. By the time he turned ten in January, 2009, he had already released two albums: "Mas Grande Que Tu" (2006) and "El Heredero" (2008).

His real name is Miguel Valenzuela Morales and he is from Puerto Rico. Some of his songs include: "Boom Boom", "Montala", "Mochila de Amor" and "Mi Generacion".

Answer: R.K.M y Ken-Y

R.K.M (Rakim) y Ken-Y are from Gurabo, Puerto Rico. Their real names are Jose Nieves (R.K.M) and Kenny Vazquez (Ken-Y). They first made an appearance on Nicky Jam's album, "Vida Escante", in 2004 and released their first album, "Masterpiece", in 2006. "Down", from the album "Masterpiece", reached the number one spot on the Top Latin Songs chart in 2006. Singles from "The Royalty/La Realeza" include "Mis Dias Sin Ti" and "Te Regalo Amores".

Answer: Te Amo

Makano is from Panama and his real name is Hernan Enrique Jimenez. "Te Amo", from the album of the same name, reached the number one spot on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart on May 11, 2009. Some of his other songs include: "Dejame Entrar", "Hambriento de Ti", and "Traicion".