Jowell & Randy are a beloved, charting, and well-traveled reggaeton duo from Puerto Rico whose danceable mixes are almost as popular as their canny and often hilarious rhymes. Since the beginning of the 21st century, they've issued dozens of singles, albums, and mixtapes, making them a bankable live attraction and a reliable chart commodity. Their 2010 album, El Momento, landed at number two on the Top Latin Albums chart while 2013's Sobredoxis placed at number ten. Jowell & Randy have remained regular collaborators within the Latin and reggaeton communities; two of their biggest hits came near the end of the decade with 2017's "Bonita" featuring J Balvin and 2019's "Dile la Verdad" with Manuel Turizo. Their success continued with 2020's gold-certified Viva el Perreo and then the back-to-back 2024 albums Viva La Musik and Mazorkeo.com. Joel Muñoz Martínez and Randy Ortiz Acevedo spent years establishing themselves individually on the burgeoning reggaeton scene during the late '90s. It was only once they formally joined forces as a duo in 2001 that they truly began to make a mark in the recording industry. They were also simultaneously members of the reggaeton recording and touring project known as Casa de Leones. The pair issued their debut single, "Agresivo" (featuring Arcángel), in 2006, followed by the self-titled Casa de Leones album and their own mixtape Los Más Sueltos del Reggaetón a year later. While the album didn't chart, Jowell & Randy became popular enough to have their tracks appear as near-constant features on Boy Wonder's series of popular Chosen Few compilations. In addition, their profile increased when Randy's guest spots on De la Ghetto's "Sensacion del Bloque" (2006) and Tito el Bambino's "Siente el Boom" (2007), both achieved hit status. Just before releasing El Momento in 2010, the pair issued their fifth mixtape, the 19-track Tengan Paciencia. They issued five singles that year including "Loco," which peaked at number three on the Tropical Songs chart. After touring relentlessly through 2011, Jowell & Randy reentered the studio and released the mixtape Predoxis and the full-length Sobredoxis, which netted six singles over the next two years including "Báilalo a Lo Loco" (featuring 3Ball MTY). Their 2014 mixtape, Under Doxis, produced another three club smashes including "Lo Que Quiero," which peaked at number 11 on the Latin Rhythms chart, as well as four charting singles in collaborations: "Pa' La Pared" (with Cosculluela), "Bella Que Que" (with R.K.M.), "She Likes My Reggae" (with Gomba Jahbari), and "Lentamente" (with J Álvarez and Zion & Lennox). Another mixtape, La Alcaldía del Perreo, was issued in 2016 and featured the lead single and video for "Guadalupe," followed by two more videos for "La Pista Revienta" and "Me Prefieren" (featuring Nengo Flow). Music videos for the Mr. Williamz remix of "Guadalupe" and album track "Posición 4" came out in 2017. That same year, Jowell & Randy issued the single "Bonita" (featuring J Balvin); it topped the Mexican singles chart. Given their intense travel schedule that took the pair across Europe and South America, they didn't get back into the studio for more than a year. They issued "Dile la Verdad" (featuring Manuel Turizo) in early 2019, followed by their sixth full-length effort, Viva el Perreo, in 2020. The album went gold and reached number five on Billboard's Latin chart, yielding another J Balvin-assisted hit in "Anaranjado." Over the next few years, Jowell & Randy appeared occasionally as collaborators on tracks with De La Ghetto (2021's "Perreo Intenso"), Maluma (2023's "Copas"), and others. When they did re-emerge, it was with a deluge of new music. In June 2024, the duo released Viva La Musik, a 16-track album featuring guests like Wisin & Yandel, Rauw Alejandro, and Nicky Jam. Five months later, they issued their second full-length album of the year, Mazorkeo.com, which featured only one guest spot by Myke Towers. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi

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