Luny Tunes returns with classic reggaeton

After a five-year hiatus, the famous production duo Luny Tunes says in an interview with EFE that they are coming back with “classic reggaeton that people love, mixed with modern sounds” in their new song “Sandunga”, by Don Omar and Wisina and Yandel.

“We have a full program and we don’t know how we will achieve so much job so sudden,” says Francisco Saldaña (Luny), who after this hiatus returns to producing with Víctor Cabrera (Tunes).

“Our career had a lot of good moments, we took a break because we’ve been here for 22 years and one gets fed up and says I want to be calm,” he says about the decision to take a five-year break from music.

Guarantee of success

The duo of Dominican origin settled down Puerto Rico and was the architect of great success reggaeton songs such as “Dale Don Dale”, “Mayor que yo”, “Rakatá”, “El Tiburón”, “Baila Morena” and “Métele Sazón”.

Luny explains that the reason artists want to produce with them is because they guarantee the final product “will be a good song.”

They also produced the group’s debut album Don Omar as soloist “The Last Don”, from “El Abayarde” by Tego Calderón and “Motivando a la Yal” by Sion and Lennox, among others.

Another turning point in his professional career was “Petrol”, written by Daddy Yankee with Eddie Dee and produced by Luny Tunes.

Now they get into the subject “Sandunga”, a historic reunion with performers Don Omar and Wisin y Yandel that will premiere tomorrow and represents a return to the original sound of urban culture.

About the new EP “Don Omar presents Back to Reggaetón”, of which “Sandunga” is a part, Luny notes that “Don Omar fans want reggaeton and this will calm them down, they’ll love it and they’ll want more.”

Among the awards received during path From this producer duo there is a Grammy for the album “Barrio Fino”, three Billboard awards and a Premio Lo Nuestro in 2006 for “Best Urban Album of the Year” for the album “Mas Flow 2”.

They recommend discipline and hard work

To young people starting in urban genre He advises them to upload content to social networks and digital platforms and not to stop creating because “the more you record, the more you progress as an artist.”

For Luny, the key to success lies in “discipline, focus, hard work and self-belief.”

The production duo faces their own Professional future to “continue to work, develop artists and projects”.

Luny points out that he likes to discover new talents in music, like Omar Courtz who recently released the song “Cuerpo a Cuerpo” with Wisina or Jhay Cortez.

“I’ve always had an eye for producers, composers and artists,” boasts the urban genre producer.

In addition to listening to the artists of the music genre to which he dedicated his life Feid, Karol G, Don Omar or Bad Bunny, Luny admits that he likes to listen to “all kinds of music”, especially bachata and Julio Iglesias.

In 2003, together with Noriega, they debuted as label producers Flow Music with the album “Más Flow”, which featured, among others, Don Omar, Wisin y Yandel, Tego Calderón, Nicky Jam and Zion y Lennox.

His album “Más Flow 2” was classified by music critics as one of the best in the urban genre and featured collaborations with artists such as Wisin y Yandel, Tito “El Bambino”, Julio “Voltio”, Héctor “El Father” and Zion . and Lennox.

Both had a dream to shine as reggaeton music producers when They worked in a restaurant from Harvard University in Boston and decided to try their luck in Puerto Rico with the help of DJ Nelson.

They had no idea that they would become the most influential producer duo in reggaeton in the 2000s and early 2010s.