El Cartel (album) - Music Videos/singles

Music Videos/singles

  • Posicion - Daddy Yankee Winchester 30/30 & Alberto Stylee
  • Radio Version (Mataron un Inocente/ Por Que ?/ Que Sera Nuestro Destino) - Hector Y Tito & Eddie Dee & Mr. Cavalucci
Daddy Yankee
Studio albums
  • No Mercy
  • El Cangri.com
  • Los Homerun-es
  • Barrio Fino
  • El Cartel: The Big Boss
  • Daddy Yankee Mundial
  • Prestige
Other albums
  • El Cartel
  • El Cartel II
  • Ahora le Toca al Cangri! Live
  • Barrio Fino en Directo
  • Talento de Barrio
Singles
  • "Raza Unida"
  • "Posicion "
  • "Tu Cuerpo En La Cama "
  • "Latigazo"
  • "Guayando "
  • "Son Las 12:00 AM"
  • "Gata Gangster "
  • "Seguroski"
  • "Aquí Está Tu Caldo"
  • "King Daddy"
  • "Gasolina"
  • "No Me Dejes Solo"
  • "Lo Que Pasó, Pasó"
  • "Like You"
  • "Rompe"
  • "Machucando"
  • "Gangsta Zone"
  • "Tu Príncipe"
  • "El Truco"
  • "Impacto"
  • "Ella Me Levantó"
  • "Pose"
  • "Llamado de Emergencia"
  • "¿Qué Tengo Que Hacer?"
  • "El Ritmo No Perdona (Prende)"
  • "Grito Mundial"
  • "Descontrol"
  • "La Despedida" "La Señal"
  • "Ven Conmigo"
  • "Lovumba"
  • "Pasarela"
  • "El Party Me Llama "
Promotional songs
  • "Mensaje de Estado"
  • "Somos de Calle/(Remix)"
  • "El Mejor de Todos los Tiempos"
  • "Bien Comodo"
  • "Llegamos a la Disco"
Featured songs
  • "La Soledad (feat. Angel & Mariam)"
  • "Conserva Tu Figura (feat. Yaviah & Gomy Man)"
  • "The Prophecy (feat. Nas)"
  • "Posición (feat. Alberto Stylee)"
  • "Lirica Real (feat. N.O.T.T.Y & Guatauba)"
  • "No Me Corre Police (feat. Rey Pirin)"
  • "Los Cangris (feat. Don Chezina & Rey Pirin)"
  • "Ritmo De La Calle (feat. Nicky Jam)"
  • "Mi Gatita y Yo (feat. Las Guanabanas)"
  • "Recuerdas? (feat. Sir Speedy)"
  • "Dímelo (feat. Divino)"
  • "Le Gusta a La Mujer (feat. Yaga & Mackie Ranks)"
  • "Tra Tra"
  • "El Gran Robo (feat. Lito MC Cassidy)"
  • "Gata Salvaje"
  • "La Noche Esta Buena"
  • "Maulla (feat. Yaga & Mackie Ranks)"
  • "Saoco (feat. Wisin)"
  • "Oye Mi Canto"
  • "Se Activaron los Pistoleros"
  • "Yo Voy (feat. Zion & Lennox)"
  • "Donde Hubo Fuego Cenizas Quedan/Pa' Tras, Pa' Lante (feat. Glory)"
  • "What U Gon' Do (Latino Remix)"
  • "Tempted To Touch (Official Remix)(feat. Rupeé)"
  • "Los 12 Discipulos (Quítate Tú)" (with Eddie Dee, Tego Calderon, Ivy Queen, Zion & Lennox, Vico C, Voltio, Wise G, Johhny Prez, and Gallego)
  • "Oh Man"
  • "Mayor que Yo"
  • "Mamacita"
  • "Rah Rah (Official Remix)"
  • "Paleta (feat. Wisin & Yandel)"
  • "Taladro"
  • "Mía"
  • "Se Activaron Los Anormales"
  • "Noche de Entierro (Nuestro Amor)"
  • "A Romper La Disco"
  • "Caile (Official Remix)"
  • "Me Matas (Official Remix)"
  • "Agresivo (Official Remix)"
  • "Royal Rumble"
  • "Caliente"
  • "Block Party"
  • "Al Son Del Boom"
  • "I Get Money (Official Remix)"
  • "Controlando El Área"
  • "Agresivo 2"
  • "Ten Paciencia (Official Remix)"
  • "Striper (Official Remix)"
  • "Por Eso Estoy Pegao/This Is Why I'm Hot (Official Remix)"
  • "Hasta Abajo" (Official Remix)
  • "Nena Fichu" (Remix)
  • "Pata Boom"
  • "Cuidau Au Au" (Remix)
  • "Danza Kuduro" (Remix)
  • "Junto Al Amanecer" (Remix)
  • "Pegaito A La Pared"
  • "Pa' Romper La Discoteca"
  • "Panamiur" (Remix)
  • "Chequea Como Se Siente"
  • "Hoy" (Remix)
  • "Aprovecha"
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Talento de Barrio
  • El Cartel Records
  • Luny Tunes
  • Tainy

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