New York City is rich with a variety of people, many of whom share roots locally and abroad. Some of the area's most vibrant cultural textures are culled from the sun-kissed islands of the Greater Antilles, which includes Cuba, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. The myriad sounds that originated in that region have traveled all over the world, interwoven in some of today's most popular music—from dancehall and dembow to reggaeton and Latin trap. Sample those sounds with this playlist, best served with the Caribbean's staple beverage, a little bit of Bacardí Rum.
PLAYLIST:
1. Koffee - Toast
2. Koffee - Rapture
3. Melii - Nena
4. Cardi B / Bad Bunny / J Balvin - I Like It
5. Cardi B - Bodak Yellow (Latin Trap Remix)
6. Pedro Capo / Farruko / Alicia Keys - Calma (Alicia Remix)
7. Popcaan - My Type
8. Popcaan - Best/Blessed
9. Rosalia / Ozuna - Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi
10. Rosalia / J Balvin - Con Altura
11. A Boogie / J Alvarez - Deja Vu
12. Bad Gyal - Hookah
13. Messiah - Pum Pum
14. Ibeyi - Me Voy
15. Celia Cruz - La Vida Es Un Carnaval
16. J Balvin / Rosalia - Brillo
17. Kranium - Nobody Has To Know
18. Vybz Kartel - Fever
19. Nicky Jam - Whine Up
20. Daddy Yankee - Que Tire Pa Lante
21. Becky G - Sin Pijama
22. DJ Snake - Loco Contigo
23. Mavado / Stefflon Don - Diamond Body
24. Gyptian - Hold You
25. Busy Signal - Stay So
