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Originally posted by Super_freddie
Yes... I hated how Billborad mentioned Romeo Santos
Romeo Santos could never achieve what Enrique has done
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Originally posted by Diuzza
I agree with you 
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Originally posted by Super_freddie
Some bachata singing dude,
He had the biggest Spanish song debut on the Hot 100 at #45 with Odio featuring Drake, but Drake was the only reason the song debuted that high
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The Romeo Santos mention is completely relevant. He's a major language Spanish-language artist and the article was about Spanish-language hits (which "Bailando" isn't).
Romeo can't do what Enrique has because he doesn't make songs in English and only makes Bachata music. He's also very "ethnic" unlike Enrique so he doesn't have international appeal. Despite all that, he's able to sell well in the US with or without Drake. It's not like Drake would have collaborated with him if he weren't a big artist. "Propuesta Indecente" out peaked every one of Enrique's Spanish-language singles and it's a solo song.
By the way, we all know that Enrique could never sell a Spanish-language song here, especially a Bachata one. "Loco" is his highest peaking Spanish-language single on the Billboard Hot 100 because Romeo Santos is on it.
