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Romantiqueo
Stylistic origins	R&B, Pop, Bolero, Reggaeton
Cultural origins	Puerto Rico
Typical instruments	Sampler - Dembow - bass - Guitar - drums - trumpets - Salsa Instruments
Mainstream popularity	2000-Present
Regional scenes
United States, Puerto Rico
Other topics
Reggaeton

Romantiqueo is a sub-genre of Reggaeton. It is a fusion of Pop, R&B, and Reggaeton. The name Romantiqueo comes from the words "romantic" and "mixeo" (Puerto Rican slang for mix). Romantiqueo's main musical engine is based on Reggaeton, however it comes to resembles R&B very often. Romantiqueo was rarely used until late the late 90's, when then newcomers Magnate y Valentino brought it to a much wider audience. Zion y Lennox are considered to be the pioneers of Romantiqueo in the new school scene of Reggaeton. Today, more and more reggaetoneros slowly adapting to it like Zion y Lennox, Magnate y Valentino, Tito "El Bambino", De La Ghetto, Randy, Don Omar, Divino, RKM & Ken-Y, Cruzito and Baby Rasta y Gringo are among those who have made a name in the genre.

[edit] Labels

Baby Records and Pina Records are the two leading labels that specialize in this Genre.

[edit] Famous Songs

• Don Omar - "Vuelve", "Angelito", "Carta A Un Amigo",
• RKM & Ken-Y - "Igual Que Ayer", "Llorarás", Te Vas (Remix), Mis Dias Sin Ti
• Magnate & Valentino - "Punto y Coma", "Si Tú No Estas", "Vuelve a Mí", "Te Buscaré".
• Hector El Father - "Sola", "Te Vi Llorar"
• Baby Rasta y Gringo - "Mañana Sin Ti", "Hay De Mi", "Tiemblo", "Dame Formas Para Vivir",