Leacock describes NYC as cultural bridge for Caribbean and Latino music
Leacock describes her personal and professional connection to reggaeton, rooted in her Panamanian heritage and Brooklyn upbringing. She says New York City became a cultural bridge where Caribbean and Latino communities shared music, language, and traditions.
My connection to reggaeton is both personal and professional.
As a Brooklyn native with Panamanian roots, this history holds a special place in my heart.
Growing up in New York City, I witnessed firsthand how Caribbean and Latino communities shared their music, language, and traditions.
New York became a cultural bridge where these sounds found new audiences and generations embraced them.