Don Omar's story is unlike most. Through using disciplines such as cultural studies and music this topic has great influence upon America. He is an Afro-Latino who inspires people through reggaeton music. Omar's Reggaeton music responds to those who thought he would not make make it and combines experiences relatable to the United States and Latin America. Omars music is simply a reflection of his life. Raised in a poverty stricken community, he was determined to get out and make something of himself.
Today not only is he a driving force in the Afro-Latino community, he also inspires others to be themselves as well. Within the Afro-Latino community Don Omar has casted himself as the "gangster godfather". His music connects directly with hip hop because it explains stories of violence, poverty, and perseverance through hard times. I believe Don Omar is a relatable artist to people of all races because he is genuine and sincere in his artistry.
