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1.Intros Los Vaqueros – Gallego, Wisin & Yandel 02:20
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2.Muévete – Wisin & Yandel 03:48
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3.Tu Olor – Wisin & Yandel 04:04
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4.No Dejemos Que Se Apague – 50 Cent, Wisin & Yandel, T-Pain 04:25
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5.Se Acabo – Wisin & Yandel, Tito el Bambino 04:24
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6.Cállate – Wisin & Yandel 04:22
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7.Sigan Bailando – Franco "El Gorilla", Wisin & Yandel, Tego 04:51
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8.Fever – Sean Kingston, Wisin & Yandel 03:38
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9.Zun Zun Rompiendo Caderas – Wisin & Yandel 03:19
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10.Perréame – Wisin & Yandel, Jowell, Randy 04:49
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11.Tomando el Control – Jayko, Wisin & Yandel, Gadiel 03:25
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12.Mi Tesoro – Wisin & Yandel 04:35
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13.Suavecito Despacio – Wisin & Yandel, Fido 04:49
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14.Ya No Queda Amor – Wisin & Yandel 04:00
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15.Uy Uy Uy – Wisin & Yandel 04:40
Keeping to their consistent schedule of a new studio album every two years (despite working overtime during 2010 to tour and compile the two-volume live collection La Revolución Live), reggateon cowboys Wisin Yandel return for Los Vaqueros: El Regreso, their eighth studio album. It's an LP that's meant to evoke 2006's crew-laden Los Vaqueros, which firmly established reggaeton's first family with appearances by Don Omar and Franco "El Gorilla", as well as a host of newcomers. This one is similarly studded with nearly a dozen stars and up-and-coming talents. Unlike many of their contemporaries, who clearly can't contain a parade of collaborators in a seamless whole, Wisin Yandel easily shuttle between pop, urban, and reggaeton with few speed bumps. "No Dejemos Que Se Apague," featuring T-Pain and 50 Cent, segues nicely into the reggaeton-heavy "Se Acabó" featuring Tito el Bambino. Other heavy hitters dot the album, including Tego Calderón, Sean Kingston, and Alexis Fido. The returning Franco "El Gorilla" gets space for two features: "Sigan Bailando" with Tego, and the album-closing "Uy Uy Uy." John Bush, Rovi
- Genre: Rock, Rap, Latin
- Subgenre: Hip-Hop/Urban, Dance
- Category Latin Rap, Pop-Rap, Pop, Reggaeton, Latin Dance
- Artist: Wisin & Yandel