Yomo

While Don Omar and Daddy Yankee were crossing over in to the pop mainstream making use of their international hits “Reggaeton Latino” and “Gasolina,” respectively, Yomo was still developing within the reggaeton mating ground. Yomo, true name José Alberto Torres Abreu, was raised within the barrio of Tres Puntos in Humacao, Puerto Rico, but was in fact blessed in Chicago, IL, within the U.S. Before learning to be a professional musician, he utilized to are a handyman on Puerto Rico’s Palmas del Mar Seaside. His first flavor of success emerged by means of the sizzling hot one “Dejale Caer To’ un Peso,” which charted in the very best 40 of Latin Sizzling hot Monitors in 2006. His melody was featured for the 2005 compilation Sangre Nueva, that was made up by reggaeton veteran Hector “Un Dad” and maker Naldo to market new, up-and-coming skill.