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VIXENS, ICONS, PLAYAS
Vixens: The hottest and sexiest women in the entertainment industry!
Icons: The wealthy, the fabulous and entertainment-groundbreaking celebs!
Playas: New independent artists in the field of entertainment!
Icons: The wealthy, the fabulous and entertainment-groundbreaking celebs!
Playas: New independent artists in the field of entertainment!
From Being Homeless to a Latin Sensation...Ntona Brings Spice to the VIP!
Puerto Rico Native, Danny Rodriguez aka Ntona, has gone from being thrown out of his home by his father to fostering his love for music and his Latin culture. Danny knew at a young age that music was his calling and that it was more than words on paper.
He is working on his album "EL COMIENZO"(Los Especialistas=Production) and he definitely hopes that everyone that hears it likes it! "It's going to have different Genre of music like Bachata, Merengue, Salsa, Bolero, Reggeaton, R & B, and Hip hop..."-Ntona
He is working on his album "EL COMIENZO"(Los Especialistas=Production) and he definitely hopes that everyone that hears it likes it! "It's going to have different Genre of music like Bachata, Merengue, Salsa, Bolero, Reggeaton, R & B, and Hip hop..."-Ntona
Stefine Rachel: Any Band members?
I work with a group of producers called los Especialistas.I been singing since Oct. 17 2006.
Stefine Rachel:I love your music, tell our readers about how you came to be this young Latino independent artist.
By working with my producer Doble R from jerz city, and DJ.
Stefine Rachel:Has anyone ever compared yourself to other Latino artists?
To this day I haven't, but anybody tells me something like that I'll try to change my style.
Stefine Rachel: I hear a mixture in your music...How would you categorize your music as far as genre?
Urban music
Stefine Rachel:The largest purchasers of rap music in the US are Hispanic/Latinos...who in the Latino entertainment world has influenced you?
Marc Anthony, Don Omar, and Wisin y Yandel
Stefine Rachel:Do you ever feel like there is a music segregation between the Latinos and African Americans?
Actually I think there would always be a difference between hiphop in english and hiphop in spanish n other music, because the different aspects they might have in music themselves... but its never to late to change that...
I work with a group of producers called los Especialistas.I been singing since Oct. 17 2006.
Stefine Rachel:I love your music, tell our readers about how you came to be this young Latino independent artist.
By working with my producer Doble R from jerz city, and DJ.
Stefine Rachel:Has anyone ever compared yourself to other Latino artists?
To this day I haven't, but anybody tells me something like that I'll try to change my style.
Stefine Rachel: I hear a mixture in your music...How would you categorize your music as far as genre?
Urban music
Stefine Rachel:The largest purchasers of rap music in the US are Hispanic/Latinos...who in the Latino entertainment world has influenced you?
Marc Anthony, Don Omar, and Wisin y Yandel
Stefine Rachel:Do you ever feel like there is a music segregation between the Latinos and African Americans?
Actually I think there would always be a difference between hiphop in english and hiphop in spanish n other music, because the different aspects they might have in music themselves... but its never to late to change that...
by:Stefine Rachel
Ntona[solo artist]
