Daddy Yankee Makes History On Corden With Exhilarating 'Con Calma' Performance

Daddy Yankee made history last night because the initial Spanish language performer on The Late Late Show With James Corden. He set an especially high common with his thrilling efficiency of "Con Calma," his electrifying nightclub anthem that recently topped Billboard’s Latin Airplay Songs chart. Yankee, and also his crew of support dancers with seemingly endless amounts of energy, brought experience to the stage unlike any other.


It becomes immediately clear that, from the initial seconds, Daddy Yankee understand theatrically like few else. His dancers, clad in blinding blue tracksuits have intense faces as they whisk to and fro in a perplexing starting routine, only to flee to the sides as Yankee takes the beautifully lit stage. There really are Daddy Yankee masks on the performer's left and right sides, bleeding pink goo out of their virtual sunshades. The pink spills onto the neon-stained stage and covers the floor. From there on, the scene changes, with blinding, quickly flickering colors giving way to more pink good that turns pink. Dancers retake the stage to continue their decorative routine and pack it with harsh faces, purposely stiff movements, then follow them with sexy body rolls before repeating, only slightly different each time.


This takes up the initial half of the efficiency. Daddy Yankee's backup dancers come out in gigantic masks and start another routine that's similarly energetic and makes use of the eye catching stage's constantly changing backdrop. There's blue goo, an exaggerated depiction of Daddy Yankee performing, and those flashing lights in a collective rotation. It simulates the energy of a nightclub properly. The music takes us there while the efficiency itself creates that atmosphere and ambiance.


Daddy Yankee's "Con Calma" isn't the only enormous hit that he's had recently. In 2017, his teamwork with Luis Fonsi, "Despacito," became the second fastest YouTube video in history to reach one billion views (it took 97 days).


Take a gander at the electrifying efficiency up above soon after putting on your dancing shoes.