Eddy Lover

Eddy Lover is definitely a Panamanian reggae singer who rose to worldwide fame along with his visitor appearance about La Elementía’s 2006 smash strike “Perdóname.” Created Eduardo Mosquera on March 16, 1985, in Panama Town, Panama, Eddy Lover can be often in comparison to Flex (aka Nigga), a fellow Panamanian reggae vocalist who scored an enormous strike in 2008 with “Te Quiero.” Both performers exemplify the growing Panamanian reggae design (aka reggae panameño), which really is a tropical-inflected design of reggaetón generally sung romantically. Included originally for the La Elementía recording Nuevas Metas (2006), “Perdóname” was well-known throughout 2007, specifically in the Caribbean area, and Eddy Lover’s unforgettable visitor appearance in the music resulted in a major-label single recording agreement with Common Latino’s urban department, Machete Music. Perdóname (2008) designated Eddy Lover’s full-length single debut, featuring not merely the title monitor but also the strike singles “Luna” and “No Debiste Volver.”