11/26/2009

Vico C. Latin Philosopher

Vico C, the most popular Latin philosopher and urban poet of recent times, returns after a few years of absence with a new and powerful album. As one of the pioneers of the musical movement that eventually gave birth to Reggaeton, Vico C shows us with this new album that he is still the leader.
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Nov 26, 2009 4:52:14 PM

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