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The room felt alive. Gerardo, Vic, and guest speaker Xenia dove straight into the rhythms that make reggaeton impossible to ignore, those pulsing drums, those seductive hooks, that effortless swagger that moves from the Caribbean to global dance floors without missing a beat. There’s a unique electricity when reggaeton takes center stage on Inspire by Sound: it’s not just music you hear, it’s music that moves through you.

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This episode’s single mix felt rich and tightly curated, pulling together sounds that celebrate the genre’s emotional range, from the sultry and soulful to the confident and kinetic.

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Top Picks:
“Toca” – Byron Salas ft. Matt Hunter, Kobi Cantillo
The episode opened with this irresistible collaboration that immediately set the tone. “Toca” isn’t just a dance track, it’s a smooth reminder that reggaeton can be tender without losing its bite. The chemistry between Byron and his features made the record glide effortlessly, balancing sensual melodies with an easy, confident rhythm.

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“No Bailo Sola” – Blanca Sol
A standout moment in the mix. Blanca’s delivery is both fierce and freeing, a declaration of independence wrapped in syncopated percussion. The crew paused to appreciate how modern reggaeton has evolved beyond the club scene, becoming a medium for empowerment and individuality. “This one feels like confidence bottled up,” Vic noted.

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“Por Mi” – Fisher Showa
Closing the set, Fisher Showa brought warmth and introspection. “Por Mi” leaned into a more intimate sound, its textured beat giving way to soft, vulnerable vocals. It reminded everyone that the genre isn’t one-dimensional, it can slow down and still hit just as hard.

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As the mix faded, Xenia summed it up perfectly:

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“Reggaeton isn’t just a sound, it’s a story told through rhythm.”

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