Released in 2004 as the lead single from Daddy Yankee's album Barrio Fino , is more than just a party anthem; it is the definitive track that catapulted reggaeton from the underground streets of Puerto Rico to the global mainstream. Origins and Meaning
The track includes the iconic vocals of Puerto Rican singer Glory , whose call for "dame más gasolina" provided the perfect counterpoint to Yankee's rapid-fire verses.
It utilized a high-energy, syncopated rhythm that became the signature of mid-2000s reggaeton.