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{{Infobox Musical artist
[['''wooo wisin y yandel FAN!!!''']]
|Name = [[Image:Wisinyandellogo.png]]
|Img = Premios2.JPG
|Background = group_or_band
|Origin = {{flagicon|Puerto Rico}} [[Cayey, Puerto Rico|Cayey]], [[Puerto Rico]]
|Birth_name = Juan Luis Morera Luna '''W'''<br/>Llandel Veguilla Malavé Salazar '''Y'''
|Born = {{birth date |1978|12|19}}<br/>{{birth date |1979|1|14|}}
|Genre = [[Reggaeton]], [[Rap]], [[Perreo]]
|Years_active = 1998 – present
|Label = [[WY Records]], [[Machete Music]]
|URL = [http://www.wisinyandelpr.com]
|Current_members =
}}

'''Wisin & Yandel''' (also known as '''Los Extraterrestres''', '''El Dúo de la Historia''' or '''El Dúo Dinámico!''') are a [[Latin Grammy]]-nominated [[Puerto Rican]] [[reggaeton]] duo. They started their career together in [[1995]] and have been together since winning several awards during that time. Yandel was born Llandel Veguilla Malavé Salazar on [[January 14]], [[1979]] & Wisin was born Juan Luis Morera Luna on [[December 19]], [[1978]].

Their hits include "Mayor Que Yo", "Noche de Sexo" (featuring [[Anthony "Romeo" Santos]] of [[bachata]] group [[Aventura]]), "Rakata", "Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy)", "[[Pam Pam]]", "Pegao", "Yo Te Quiero", and "Sexy Movimiento". Wisin & Yandel have even collaborated with internationally known artists such as [[R. Kelly]] on "[[Burn It Up]]", [[Paris Hilton]] on the reggaeton remix to her debut single "[[Stars Are Blind]]", [[Lenny Kravitz]] on "Breathe" (a promotional song for [[Absolut Vodka]]), Mexican Pop group [[RBD]] on "Lento (Remix)", and compatriots [[La Secta AllStar]] on "Llora Mi Corazón".

Wisin Y Yandel are the most successful Reggaeton duo in the genre, due to their awards, nominations and sales of albums. They are ranked among Reggaeton artists [[Daddy Yankee]], [[Don Omar]], [[Ivy Queen]] and [[Tego Calderon]].

They have sold over 35 millions albums not counting their new album [[Los Extraterrestres]].

==History==
<!-- Commented out because image was deleted: [[Image:Premios2.JPG|thumb|right|200px|'''Wisin & Yandel''' Reciving awards.]] -->Wisin and Yandel were both born in Cayey, Puerto Rico where they met. Before beginning their musical career, Yandel worked as a barber while Wisin worked getting his college degree, that was actually his father's job. He used to put the roosters to fight and that was the way he could earn just the right amount of money for eating and try to do something regarding to music, with his friend Yandel. However, both shared the same musical interests.

In 1998, they worked with DJ Dicky in his production No Fear 3. The next year, they were signed to the Fresh Production label, appearing in La Misión, Vol. 1 (The Mission, Vol. 1). The albums reached gold status, and the label produced the duo's first album in 2000 titled Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio ''(The Kings of the New Millennium)''.

From then on, they've released four albums together, while making appearances in the Misión compilations. All of the albums have reached gold status. They also won a Tu Musica Award for "Best Rap & Reggaeton Duo".[1]

In 2004, each of the members of the duo decided to release a solo effort each. Wisin released his album titled [[El Sobreviviente]] (The Survivor) while Yandel released his effort titled [[Quien Contra Mí]] (Who's Against Me). Both efforts did well on sales, but the duo returned together to release Pa'l Mundo (For The World) on 2005. Both solo albums are now considered to be reggaeton collector items {{Fact|date=July 2007}}.

That same year, the duo established their own record label, WY Records. In 2006, they released a compilation album titled [[Los Vaqueros|Wisin y Yandel Presentan: Los Vaqueros]] featuring nearly all artists from the [[WY Records]] label including [[Tony Dize]], Jayko, Gadiel ([[Yandel]]'s brother), [[El Tío]], and Franco "El Gorila". The album proved to be a huge success, so much that in 2007 a complete remix album entitled [[Los Vaqueros Wild Wild Mixes|Los Vaqueros: Wild Wild Mixes]] was released featuring several remixes to songs on [[Los Vaqueros]] with many guest stars not formerly associated with [[Wisin y Yandel]]. These artists include [[Don Omar]] on "La Pared" and "Nadie Como Tú", [[Elephant Man (musician)|Elephant Man]] on "Pegao (Remix)", Franco "El Gorila" on "Dame Un Kiss (Remix)", [[Ken-Y]] on "Quizás (Remix)" which is now one of their top hits in Spain and [[Luis Fonsi]] on "Yo Te Quiero (Remix)". [[El Tío]], who was featured on the first [[Los Vaqueros]] album, does not appear on this the mix album as he was no longer a member of [[WY Records]] at this time. Instead, a new member, Jayko, sings in several songs on the album.

Their new music video [[Ahora Es]] is now out.

==Discography==
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===Albums===
* [[2000]] [[Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio]]
* [[2001]] [[De Nuevos a Viejos]]
* [[2003]] [[Mi Vida... My Life]]<ref>{{cite web|author=|date=|url=http://www.wisinyandelpr.com/discography.html/|title=Wisin y Yandel i love wisin y yandelDiscography|accessdate=}}</ref>
* [[2004]] [[De Otra Manera]]
* [[2005]] [[Pa'l Mundo]]
* [[2007]] [[2010 Lost Edition]]
* [[2007]] [[Wisin vs. Yandel: Los Extraterrestres]]
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===Live albums===
* [[2007]] [[Tomando Control: Live]]
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===Solo Efforts===
* [[2004]] Wisin [[El Sobreviviente]] (Re-Released 2007)
* [[2004]] Yandel [[Quien Contra Mí]] (Re-Released 2007)
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===Compilations===
* [[2006]] [[Los Vaqueros]]
* [[2007]] [[Los Vaqueros Wild Wild Mixes]]
{{col-end}}

==Singles==
*'''Hola''' (2002)
*'''Dem Bow''' (2002)
*'''La Vaquera''' (2002)
*'''Aventura''' (2003)
*'''Los Pistoleros''' (2003)
*'''Guayale El Mahon''' (2003)
*'''Esta Noche Hay Pelea''' (2003)
*'''Te Suelto El Pelo''' (2004)
*'''La Calle Me Lo Pidió''' (Feat. [[Tego Calderón]]) (2004)
*'''La Gitana''' (2004)
*'''Saoco''' (Feat. [[Daddy Yankee]]) (2004)
*'''En La Disco Bailoteo''' (2004)
*'''El Booty''' (2004)
*'''Rakata ''' (2005)
*'''Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy)''' (2005)
*'''Mírala Bien''' (2005)
*'''Mayor Que Yo Parte 2''' (2005)
*'''Noche De Sexo''' (Feat. [[Anthony "Romeo" Santos]]) (2005)
*'''Pam Pam''' (2006)
*'''El Teléfono''' (Feat. [[Hector "El Father"]]) (2006)
*'''Noche de Entierro (Nuestro Amor)''' (Feat. [[Hector "El Father"]], [[Daddy Yankee]], Tony Tun-Tun, & [[Zion y Lennox|Zion]]) (2006) (Mas Flow:[[Los Benjamins]])
*'''Pegao''' (2006) ([[Los Vaqueros]])
*'''Yo Te Quiero''' (2007) ([[Los Vaqueros]])
*'''Nadie Como Tú''' (Feat. [[Don Omar]]) (2007) ([[Los Vaqueros]])
*'''My Space''' (Ft. [[Don Omar]]) (2007) ([[Los Bandoleros Reloaded]])
*'''La Pared''' (Feat. [[Don Omar]] & Gadiel) (2007)
*'''Me Tienes Delirando''' (Echo Presenta: Invasión) (2007)
*'''Sexy Movimiento''' ([[Los Extraterrestres (album)|Los Extraterrestres]]) (2007)
*'''Ahora Es''' (2007)
*'''Dónde Está El Amor''' (Feat. [[Franco de Vita]]) ([[Los Extraterrestres (album)|Los Extraterrestres]]) (2008)

== Collaborations ==
*'''No Me Dejes Solo''' (Feat. [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''Mayor Que Yo''' (Feat. [[Baby Ranks]], [[Hector "El Father"]], Tony Tun-Tun, & [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''Burn It Up''' (Feat. [[R. Kelly]])
*'''Rakata (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Ja Rule]], [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]], & [[N.O.R.E.]])
*'''Pam Pam (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Anthony "Romeo" Santos]])
*'''Llame Pa Verte'''
*'''Mirala Bien'''
*'''Noche de Sexo ''' (Feat. [[Anthony "Romeo" Santos]])
*'''¿Por Qué No? (Remix)''' (Feat. Tisuby & Georgina)
*'''Take the Lead (Wanna Ride)''' (Feat. [[Bone Thugs-N-Harmony]], [[Fatman Scoop]], & Melissa Jiménez)
*'''Torre De Babel (Reggaeton Mix)''' (Feat. [[David Bisbal]])
*'''El Teléfono''' (Feat. [[Hector "El Father"]])
*'''Sácala''' (Feat. [[Hector "El Father"]] & [[Don Omar]])
*'''Sácala (2006 Remix)''' (Feat. [[Alexis y Fido]], TNT, [[Hector "El Father"]], Varon, [[Getto y Gastam]])
*'''Nadie Como Tú''' (Feat. [[Don Omar]])
*'''No Sé De Ella "MySpace"''' (Feat. [[Don Omar]])
*'''Desnúdate''' (Feat. [[MC Ceja]])
*'''Stars Are Blind (Luny Tunes Remix)''' (Feat. [[Paris Hilton]])
*'''Piden Perreo''' (Feat. [[Alexis y Fido]])
*'''La Calle Me Llama''' (Feat. [[Alexis y Fido]])
*'''Jinete''' (Feat. [[Alexis y Fido]])
*'''Saoco''' (Feat. [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''La Calle Me Lo Pidió''' (Feat. [[Tego Calderón]])
*'''Cuando Baila Reggaetón''' (Feat. [[Tego Calderón]])
*'''Paleta''' (Feat. [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''Royal Rumble''' (Feat. [[Luny Tunes]], [[Daddy Yankee]], Wise, Franco "El Gorila", [[Zion y Lennox|Zion]], [[Hector "El Father"]], Yomo, [[Don Omar]], [[Alexis y Fido|Alexis]], & [[Arcangel y De La Ghetto|Arcangel]])
*'''Noche de Entierro (Nuestro Amor)''' (Feat. [[Luny Tunes]], [[Daddy Yankee]], [[Hector "El Father"]],& Tony Tun-Tun
*'''Lento (Remix)''' (Feat. [[RBD]])
*'''Lo Nuestro Se Fue (Noche de Entierro Remix)''' (Feat. [[Luny Tunes]], Alex Rivera, [[Ivy Queen]], & [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''Luny & Nales (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Luny Tunes|Luny]], [[Doble A & Nales "Los Presidentes"|Nales]], & [[Daddy Yankee]])
*'''Mami''' (Feat. [[Rupee (singer)|Rupee]])
*'''La Pared''' (Feat. [[Don Omar]] & Gadiel)
*'''Perdido''' (Feat. Jayko) ([[Los Vaqueros Wild Wild Mixes]])
*'''No Llores (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Gloria Estefan]])
*'''Yo Te Quiero (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Luis Fonsi]])
*'''Sexy Movimiento (Remix)''' (Feat. [[Nelly Furtado]])

==Notes==
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* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=156847280 ::The Official Worlwide Fanclub-Las Dinámicas de Wisin y Yandel::]

* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=152236280 Las Mas Q Entonan en LA (Official Fan Club)]
* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=224734442 Las Mas Q Entonan en NY (President)]

==External links==
* [http://www.myspace.com/wisinandyandelpr Official MySpace Page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/wisinwy Wisin Official Page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/yandelwy Yandel Official Page]
* [http://www.musicvideobox.com/]

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Revision as of 00:19, 1 April 2008

Wisin & Yandel

Wisin & Yandel (also known as Los Extraterrestres, El Dúo de la Historia or El Dúo Dinámico!) are a Latin Grammy-nominated Puerto Rican reggaeton duo. They started their career together in 1995 and have been together since winning several awards during that time. Yandel was born Llandel Veguilla Malavé Salazar on January 14, 1979 & Wisin was born Juan Luis Morera Luna on December 19, 1978.

Their hits include "Mayor Que Yo", "Noche de Sexo" (featuring Anthony "Romeo" Santos of bachata group Aventura), "Rakata", "Llamé Pa' Verte (Bailando Sexy)", "Pam Pam", "Pegao", "Yo Te Quiero", and "Sexy Movimiento". Wisin & Yandel have even collaborated with internationally known artists such as R. Kelly on "Burn It Up", Paris Hilton on the reggaeton remix to her debut single "Stars Are Blind", Lenny Kravitz on "Breathe" (a promotional song for Absolut Vodka), Mexican Pop group RBD on "Lento (Remix)", and compatriots La Secta AllStar on "Llora Mi Corazón".

Wisin Y Yandel are the most successful Reggaeton duo in the genre, due to their awards, nominations and sales of albums. They are ranked among Reggaeton artists Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Ivy Queen and Tego Calderon.

They have sold over 35 millions albums not counting their new album Los Extraterrestres.

History

Wisin and Yandel were both born in Cayey, Puerto Rico where they met. Before beginning their musical career, Yandel worked as a barber while Wisin worked getting his college degree, that was actually his father's job. He used to put the roosters to fight and that was the way he could earn just the right amount of money for eating and try to do something regarding to music, with his friend Yandel. However, both shared the same musical interests.

In 1998, they worked with DJ Dicky in his production No Fear 3. The next year, they were signed to the Fresh Production label, appearing in La Misión, Vol. 1 (The Mission, Vol. 1). The albums reached gold status, and the label produced the duo's first album in 2000 titled Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio (The Kings of the New Millennium).

From then on, they've released four albums together, while making appearances in the Misión compilations. All of the albums have reached gold status. They also won a Tu Musica Award for "Best Rap & Reggaeton Duo".[1]

In 2004, each of the members of the duo decided to release a solo effort each. Wisin released his album titled El Sobreviviente (The Survivor) while Yandel released his effort titled Quien Contra Mí (Who's Against Me). Both efforts did well on sales, but the duo returned together to release Pa'l Mundo (For The World) on 2005. Both solo albums are now considered to be reggaeton collector items [citation needed].

That same year, the duo established their own record label, WY Records. In 2006, they released a compilation album titled Wisin y Yandel Presentan: Los Vaqueros featuring nearly all artists from the WY Records label including Tony Dize, Jayko, Gadiel (Yandel's brother), El Tío, and Franco "El Gorila". The album proved to be a huge success, so much that in 2007 a complete remix album entitled Los Vaqueros: Wild Wild Mixes was released featuring several remixes to songs on Los Vaqueros with many guest stars not formerly associated with Wisin y Yandel. These artists include Don Omar on "La Pared" and "Nadie Como Tú", Elephant Man on "Pegao (Remix)", Franco "El Gorila" on "Dame Un Kiss (Remix)", Ken-Y on "Quizás (Remix)" which is now one of their top hits in Spain and Luis Fonsi on "Yo Te Quiero (Remix)". El Tío, who was featured on the first Los Vaqueros album, does not appear on this the mix album as he was no longer a member of WY Records at this time. Instead, a new member, Jayko, sings in several songs on the album.

Their new music video Ahora Es is now out.

Discography

Singles

Collaborations

Notes

  1. ^ "Wisin y Yandel i love wisin y yandelDiscography".
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