Diaz Brothers - Selected Production Credits

Selected Production Credits

  • "In The Zone" (Diaz Brothers' Remix) (Ivy Queen ft. Wyclef Jean)
  • "El Jefe" (Daddy Yankee)
  • "Bitch I'm From Dade County" (DJ Khaled ft. Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, Trina, Dre, Flo Rida, Brisco (rapper) & C-Ride)
  • "The Future of Dade" (DJ Khaled ft. Brisco (rapper), Dirty Red, Dela, Lunch Money, Co, Hennessy & P.M.)
  • "South Side Story" (Lloyd Banks)
  • "Oye" (Pitbull)
  • "She's Freaky" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Back Up" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Raindrops" by (Pitbull (rapper) ft. Anjuli Stars)
  • "Hustler's Withdrawal" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "We Don't Care Bout Ya featuring Cubo" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Culo" (Pitbull (rapper) ft. Lil' Jon)
  • "Culo (Remix) (Pitbull ft. Lil' Jon & Ivy Queen)
  • "So Sorry" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Just Watch Us" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Big Bank (Remix)" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Weakest Link" (Pitbull (rapper))
  • "Get Low (Merengue Mix)" (Lil' Jon & The East Side Boyz ft. Pitbull (rapper) & Ying Yang Twins)
  • "Defend Dade" (DJ Khaled ft. Pitbull (rapper) & Casely)
  • "Move Shake Drop" (DJ Laz ft. Pitbull (rapper), Flo Rida & Casely)

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