Eddie Dee

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Eddie Dee (correct name: Eddie Alexánder Avila Órtiz), born on 26th April, 1977, in Río Piedras (Puerto Rico), is a hip hop artist most known for his compilation album, "Los 12 Discípulos" (Translated literally as "The 12 Disciples"), released in early 2004. The album gathered many well known reggaeton artists such as Daddy Yankee, Ivy Queen, Tego Calderón, Julio Voltio and Vico C. In late 2005, Eddie Dee released a Special Edition CD/DVD which included 4 new tracks, 5 music videos (and other special features), as well as a preview for Eddie Dee's upcoming album, "El Diario de Eddie Davila", dated to be released in 2007. Eddie Dee collaborated with the 11 other reggaeton members on the track "Quítate Tu Pa' Ponerme Yo" as well as the "Salsa Remix" which was a bonus track on the Special Edition. He also featured La Secta on a new track ("La locura automática") and worked with Daddy Yankee on another for the same CD.

Eddie Dee was co-author of Daddy Yankee's 2005 smash hit "Gasolina".


[edit] Artists on "Los 12 Discipulos"

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