Street Doggs
Street Doggs were a Puerto Rican band known for their song "Rap Tico." Their debut album was called "Los Perritos," and they followed it with records like...
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Street Doggs were a Puerto Rican band known for their song "Rap Tico." Their debut album was called "Los Perritos," and they followed it with records like "Callejero," "Callejeros de Corazón," and "La Historia Continúa." The group's core members included Julio Ramos, Luis Ramos, Jose Antonio Santiago, and Johnny Albino.
They faced criticism from some conservative parts of Puerto Rican society over their lyrics and stage presence. The band kept making music that touched on social issues like poverty and racism, both in Puerto Rico and among the diaspora.
Their sound mixed rap with Latin rhythms, sometimes pulling in salsa, merengue, and reggaeton elements. They're remembered for helping shape what became known as rap tico.
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