Los Yetzons say they're the "future of reggaetón." It just won't be in the United States.

While some forecast the fall of reggaetón, the Puerto Rican duo insists the genre is stronger than ever: "The boom right now is in Spain, Central America and South America." Longtime Alexis y Fido protégés, Jose "Small" Ortiz y Jose "Anthony" Figueroa say they've won over fans from Germany to China due to their versatility: "We're adding more colors to reggaetón… we have bachata, ballads and dance tracks. It's very diverse and danceable."

Los Yetzons came on the scene last year, appearing on star-studded compilations like Invasion (Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Angel y Khriz) and Don Omar's El Pentagono, contributing the songs Ilogico and Mujer De Mis Sueños, respectively. The pair proved they could hold their own with mentors Alexis y Fido on Sobrenatural, guesting on the bachata-flavored We Belong Together and party-starter Somos Tal Para Cual. Since then, leaked singles like Nadie Como Tú featuring Los Pitbulls (Alexis is Small's older brother and Anthony's cousin) have kept fans anticipating a full album from Los Yetzons.

Their debut is slated for release in 2009 and will feature production by Wild Dogz, Mambo Kings, Tiny and Tunes. Guest appearances will include Don Omar, Arcángel and possibly Daddy Yankee.

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