Louis honors Panamanian and Caribbean heritage behind reggaeton's global reach
Louis says the resolution honors Panamanian communities that birthed reggaeton and celebrates broader Hispanic and Caribbean heritage. She emphasizes that New York City's cultural exchange helped the genre reach global audiences.
This resolution honors the Panamanian communities that gave birth to reggaeton and celebrates the broader Hispanic and Caribbean heritage that made its global success possible.
From New York City to audiences around the world, reggaeton reflects the rich cultural exchange that defines us, declaring October as the Reggaeton Heritage Month
ensures that we recognize the people and histories that made it possible.