Jowell & Randy

Puerto Rican reggaeton duo Jowell & Randy spent years establishing themselves individually before joining together and increasing to popularity within several years’ period. Jowell (blessed Joel A. Muñoz Martinez in Springfield, MA, in 1982) and Randy (Randy A. Ortiz Acevedo; San Juan, Puerto Rico; 1983) each became associated with the burgeoning reggaeton picture during the past due ’90s. It had been only one time they joined pushes being a duo ? la Zion & Lennox — with Jowell providing the raps and Randy the melodies, generally — they really began breaking in to the documenting industry, however. Specifically, Jowell & Randy had been a continuing feature on Boy Wonder’s group of well-known Particular Few compilations: Particular Few: Un Documental (“No Queiro Guillaera,” 2004), Un Draft 2005: La Nueva Generación del Reggaeton (“Siguelo Bailando Solita,” 2005), and Particular Few: Un Documental, Vol. 2 (“No Voy a Parar,” 2006). The duo’s profile was more than doubled by Randy’s visitor features, specifically De la Ghetto’s “Sensacion del Bloque” (2006) and Tito un Bambino’s “Siente un Increase” (2007), both which had been strikes. In 2007 Jowell & Randy debuted within the group Casa de Leones, accumulating a big strike with “No Te Veo.”