Aldo Vargas, known by his stage name Aldo Ranks, is a Panamanian musician of reggae en Español. Ranks joined the label Panama Music.
History Ranks achieved great success in 2003 and 2004 with "The Fire", a song that fuses Caribbean rhythms and cadence inviting the body to "move to the erotic rhythm notes & the rap and reggae rhythm". He then embarked on a tour of South America. He then went on to produce songs such as "The Party", "Pa Rum to the World", "Carousing", and "I Cannot Forget You".
In 2006, he released his third album with the hits "The Undertakers", "The Street" and "The Helicopter". His fourth promotional single "The Nipper" became the official anthem of the Panamanian Carnival. A year later, Ranks performed the same feat once again, with production by DJ Greg on the song of that year's carnival.Topics heard of Aldo Ranks
In 2009, Ranks received an award from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) for his collaboration on the composition of "Forgive", performed by The Factory and Eddy Lover.Urban Song of the Year
In 2009, he released "Trac Trac Trucutu", with a difference in style, mixing reggae with electronic beats. The songs "Make Love" and "Drunkenness 2" are a blend of roots with soca.Aldo Ranks, songs and videos
In 2010, Ranks collaborated with another Panamanian artist, Arthur, on a record in a retro reggae style, again under the production of producer DJ Greg.
Discography Albums Different (2003)Aldo Ranks – Different What's New and Best (2006)Aldo Ranks – The New and Improved The Conquest (2007)Aldo Ranks – The Conquest Parrandero (2012)
Singles "Mueve Mami" (2003) "The Pliers" (2007) "Make Love" (2009) "Re" (with the participation of Arthur) (2010) "Trac Trac Trucutu" (2013) "Drunkenness" (2013) "Drunkenness 2" (2013) "You Are Either Rich" (2013) "Bien Loco Loco" (2016) "Cerveza y Guaro" (2016) "Watati" (with Karol G) (2023)
See also Reggae en Español Reggaeton
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