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El Taiger's "El Punto" Hits 10 Million Views on YouTube, Leaving a Lasting Legacy

Saturday, October 26, 2024 by Daniel Vasquez

El Taiger's "El Punto" Hits 10 Million Views on YouTube, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
El Taiger, Oniel Bebeshito, and Charly & Johayron in the music video for 'El punto' - Image © Youtube / Planeta Records

The final track released by El Taiger before his untimely passing, "El Punto," has reached a remarkable 10 million views on YouTube within just three weeks. The catchy song, featuring Charly & Johayron and Bebeshito, continues to captivate audiences and climb the ranks on digital platforms.

Charly & Johayron took to Instagram Stories to celebrate this milestone, highlighting that the song remains among the most popular music videos, holding the 20th spot worldwide at the time of their post. This achievement not only signifies a triumph for Cuban reggaeton but also arrives at a poignant moment for El Taiger's fans, who have shown overwhelming support following the artist's passing on October 10.

During vigils in Miami and Cuba, "El Punto" resonated through the streets, becoming an anthem of farewell for the late reggaeton star. In under two weeks, the song had already surpassed six million views, while on platforms like iTunes and Apple Music, it secured top positions in the Latin urban genre.

A Song of Unity and Tribute

For many, this collaboration among different generations of Cuban reggaeton artists is more than just a song; it's a message of unity that El Taiger left with his music. Comments on YouTube continue to demand justice for El Taiger's tragic death, paying homage and expressing both sorrow and admiration for the Cuban artist. Messages like "I love you and will always love you, my hero," and "You'll keep shining from your celestial realm, my king," are just a few examples of the heartfelt tributes left in recent hours.

These reactions highlight the profound impact El Taiger had on his audience, confirming that his legacy endures through the love of his fans and their support for his music. The world may have lost a talented artist, but his spirit lives on in the rhythm and passion of his songs.

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