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Panam
Panam formed in the early 2000s in Maracaibo, Venezuela, with Orlando "El Potro" Álvarez and Carlos "El Pollo" Brito as central figures. Their debut album...
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Mimo A Mi Mamá
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Agradezco, Tu Corazón Maestro
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Ay, Achís
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Baila Como La Mona
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Besos
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Burbujitas
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Canción Con Ruidos
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Canción Para Bañarse (feat. Daniel Agostini)
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Canción de Las Provincias
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El Cocodrilo Coco (feat. Bautista Pini)
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El Emoticón
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El Mono Mococo
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Gracias
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Hipo Del Canguro
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Los Payamédicos
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Mami Hace Ommm
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Panam formed in the early 2000s in Maracaibo, Venezuela, with Orlando "El Potro" Álvarez and Carlos "El Pollo" Brito as central figures. Their debut album "Que Papelón" came out in 2005, featuring the title track with vocals from El Tirri. That song's catchy melody and humorous lyrics helped establish them locally.
Their music leans into salsa and merengue rhythms, built for parties and celebrations. Tracks like "A Comer Que La Mesa Está Servida" and "Ay, Achís" followed a similar upbeat, danceable pattern.
Some conservative groups criticized their lyrics as too explicit or provocative, though the band generally shrugged off that feedback. Their lineup shifted occasionally, but Álvarez and Brito stayed at the core. They kept releasing albums through the 2010s, including "El Bombón" in 2013.
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