El Alfa - Se-SEE
Reggaetón/Latin Trap Artists
El Alfa - Se-SEE
Last edited by Averroes; 12-07-2021 at 12:31 AM.
Anuel - Beta ST
Bad Bunny - SEE
Maluma - Ne-EII
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Ozuna - Fi-ESI or SLI
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Myke Towers - ESI or LSI
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Don Omar- SxE?
Residente (Calle 13) - Fi-IEE
Angel Doze (Part 1)
Angel Doze- another SxE? Whatever type he is, definitely Se subtype.
Dude's not right on the head. He went to a nightclub with a gun and pointed it at someone with and got charged for it. Got 20 years for it. I think he's out now.
His music makes me want to fight the invisible man in my room and slam him against the wall and make my fists bloody, definitely. I'd argue he has a severe case of SeFe going on there. He definutely has a strong, loud musical presence. Used to get me really fired up.
His songs are also pretty demanding/commanding. For example, "No seas nina" (Don't be a girl) has a lot of commands in it (like "muevete y perrea"). He seems very direct and his music seems to reflect that. He seems to be all about "making an impact" as opposed to just chilling and enjoying the moment. He seems like he always wants to prove a point, shake things up. Demand attention and power.
Seems to value too much Se, but maybe being in jail has mellowed him out a bit (some thought and time away from things seems to help Se bases/creatives in doing that a lot because the same thing happened to me).
part 2
In this video, he seems to be very present, reactive to his environment, very focused on what the interviewer is saying to him. He fidgets a lot, reminds me of me, if that holds any weight. Seems to be holding the interviewers attention very well. Seems to be immersed (also, he's probably high in this. I think this is the interview he took a bit of a toke at the start of).
Here, have a bonus track as well:
He VIs more SLE I think
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Last edited by Averroes; 10-17-2020 at 03:26 AM.
J Balvin - LIE (?)
El Súper Nuevo - SLE
Reggaetón/Latin Trap Artists
Yes, the only man in Reggaetón to make an album about colours. Jose Balvin and the coat of many colours. Joking aside, I actually quite liked the album and the concept of it. I can see why people think that he has creative Ni, from the point of view that he took one concept and made Colores around it.Originally Posted by Averroes
J Balvin - LIE (?)
I see Balvin typed as SEE, but compare him to Bad Bunny, and I think that Balvin is a lot more consistent in his themes and the one central message within his own album. The amount of symbolism he uses compared to Bad Bunny as well. I guess I can see Te base over Fe (he’s not actually that constantly emotionally expressive, nor is he looking for reactions) and definitely mobilizing Se.
It’s definitely more about the vision and making that a reality than just “hey let’s have some fun and make a bunch of songs with famous artists”, if that makes sense. That’s probably the reason why they collaborate so much as well. They activate each other. Bad Bunny brings the energy and Balvin brings the vision and it works well.
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Okay, let’s keep this topic going:
Reykon— ESE?
He seems merry over serious. Even in more serious environments. Seems very family orientated, very Fe from what I can see here. Into emotional atmospheres and creating them. Having a good time. You know?
Doesn’t seem Se base but seems like he probably values it, but isn’t mobilized by it (it seems demonstrative, which would still be very strong). Seems more into comfort and making people comfortable than metaphors. And being conceptual.
His ideas are less out there and more like they’re something that everyone can relate to. The Si creative is fuelling the bit of the absurdness of the ideas/possibilities like in Perriando
He seems like the kinda guy you could put inside a serious political conversation and turn it into a fiesta. And he also gives me the impression that if you messed with his family, you wouldn’t make it out of that place alive.
(Yes, I could go on about Reggaetón musicians and analyse them all day. That’s kinda my thing).
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Last edited by Robert Dane Horlock; 10-17-2020 at 01:38 PM.
@Averroes or anyone else?
JKing y Maximan
J-King - LxI? LIE?
Maximan - ESE
EIEMaluma - Ne-EII
I think "Trap Artist" doesn't mean what I think it means.
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The original "Reggaeton" genre (an umbrella term) has expanded over the years to include subterms such as "latin pop", "latin rap". Not sure I agree with that 100%, as they are all different genres of music, but I guess if they include the defining reggaeton dembow beat in some form, it's a subgenre. Reggaeton itself came from "reggae en Espanol", which originated from Jamaican immigrants coming to Panama. It's just totally morphed over the last 40 years and the definition goalposts have changed a lot.
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