US EditionAt Montreux Jazz, the Prince of the Reggaeton, J Balvin, Was Beaten but Not Capsized.
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Head of the renaissance of the reggaeton, which he took to the highest spheres of pop, the Colombian made warm the Lake Scene for the second evening of the festival. A festival of implacable beats, even though the ensemble lacked enthusiasmAfter a opening evening on Friday under the sign of Quincy Jones, high representative of the Montreux Jazz who died last year, the festival hosted on Saturday evening an ambassador of another genre: J Balvin, …
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