Don Omar

Don Omar, born William Omar Landrón Rivera, is a renowned Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, and actor. He gained international fame with his reggaeton hits in the early 2000s and became a leading figure in the genre. Don Omar's debut album, "The Last Don," released in 2003, was a massive success, including hits like "Dale Don Dale" and "Pobre Diabla." He continued to dominate the Latin music scene with subsequent albums, such as "King of Kings" and "iDon." Known for his energetic performances and catchy beats, Don Omar collaborated with several artists, including Daddy Yankee and Lucenzo, the latter resulting in the worldwide smash hit "Danza Kuduro." Besides his music career, Don Omar ventured into acting, starring in the successful film franchise "Fast & Furious." He has won numerous awards, including Latin Grammy Awards and Billboard Latin Music Awards, solidifying his status as a reggaeton icon. With his unique style and catchy tunes, Don Omar has left a lasting impact on the musical landscape, bridging the gap between Latin and urban music genres.