Spanish dancehall

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Spanish-languge dancehall
Stylistic origins	Reggae Dancehall Spanish Reggae
Cultural origins	United States, Puerto Rico Panama
Typical instruments	Drum machine Electronic keyboard Sequencer Dem Bow riddim Bass Guitar Drums
Mainstream popularity	2003-Present
Regional scenes
United States, Puerto Rico Panama
Other topics
Reggaeton

Spanish dancehall sounds similar to English-language dancehall, the exception is that it is in the Spanish language. Artists such as Nando Boom, El General, Chico Man, and many more pioneered it in the early 1980s in Colon, Panama.