Daddy Yankee, 45, Reveals He’s Retiring From Music After 32 Years & Release Of His ‘Best’ Album

The ‘Ruler of Reggaeton’ had chosen to hang up his crown following thirty years as perhaps the greatest star in the Latin music scene.

After north of 30 years in the music business, Daddy Yankee declared that he’s resigning in another video posted on Sunday March 20. The 45-year-old artist prodded that he’d be delivering his last collection and going on a goodbye visit in the video message to fans. The Puerto Rican-conceived rapper, whose genuine name is Ramón Luis Ayala Rodriguez, said thanks to his fans for the help throughout the long term.

The “Gasolina” vocalist conveyed the message in Spanish, let fans know that he was happy for the amount he’d achieved over his 32 years in music. “This race, which has been a long distance race, at last sees the end goal. Presently, I will appreciate what every one of you have given me,” his message said in an interpretation, through CNN.

He additionally proceeded to prod his last collection, which is set to be delivered on Thursday March 24. “I’ll give you every one of the styles that have characterized me on one collection: Legendaddy,” he said, prior to making sense of a portion of the subjects that the record will address. “It’s battle. It’s party. It’s conflict. It’s sentiment.”

Generally contacting of all, Daddy Yankee ensured that fans realize that they were the main piece of his excursion in transforming reggaeton into a worldwide peculiarity. “Individuals say that I made this type around the world, yet it was you who gave me the way to make the ways for make it the greatest on the planet,” he said.

Daddy Yankee started making music in the mid 90s, and he dropped his presentation collection in 1995, called No Mercy. His breakout single came in 2004, when he dropped “Gasolina” from his third collection Barrio Fino. The single sent off him into global distinction. In his many years crossing vocation, he’s worked with various specialists, including any semblance of the Jonas Brothers and Bad Bunny. After north of 10 years since delivering “Gasolina,” Daddy Yankee had one more global hybrid hit in 2017, when he sang on the hit “Despacito” with Luis Fonsi, which later got a remix with, as a matter of fact, Justin Bieber.