MaLa cLaSe

The Reggaeton genre continues to flourish and break boundaries through out the world. Not only is it making noise in the Caribbean, it has also made its mark in the states. South Florida is the home to some of the hottest new comers in Latin Hip- Hop & reggaeton. One of those acts is the up and coming group MALA CLASE. MALA CLASE who is made up of three talented individuals who basically grew up sharing one thing in common and that was making music. Sianmi Silva (19) better known as CLACK (The noise maker. Geison Garcia ( 25) Jabao and Robert Pimentel (23) also known as Don Tico make up what some say are to be LOS CUARTO BATE Del Perreo. Clack, whos a producer, singer and songwriter, was born in Cuba and raised in Newark, NJ. As a kid he grew up listening to Salsa, Guaguanco and Afro Cuban rhythms. Through a business partner he got the opportunity to meet Jabao in a local studio in south Florida. The two where working on separate projects and decided to work together and create their own production company called Contruccion Y Factoria BEATS. Jabao who at the age of 16 was a member of a local merengue and bachata group, was born in the Dominican Republic and raised in Opa- Locka, Florida. He is a rapper; producer and songwriter who as a child would spend hours listening to his mom playing the trombone. His mom was a musician who travel the world playing with the likes of Las Chicas Del Can and the great Johnny Ventura. Through a local DJ the duo meets DonTico and the MALA CLASE CLAN is created. Robertico Pimentel, who was also born in the Dominican Republic. Was raised in New York and later moved to Miami. He is a rapper, song writer, who became involved with music at early age of 16 promoting up and coming artist and taking part in street team promotions. A former Universal Latino intern, and Music Business graduate decided to use his guerilla marketing tactics to promote his own music. After recording a few tracks for his first Mix tape he decided to put his project on hold and work with Jabao & Clack and becoming the final peace that makes up MALA CLASE. As of know the clan is working on their first self titled album as well as numerouse promotional mixtapes. They are also performing in numerous clubs around south Florida and the east coast and opening up for acts such as PROJECTO UNO- FULLANITO and PITBULL. With musical influence from Vico C, Orishas, Tono Rosario, and La Fania Alstars. MALA CLASE is able to produce and write with a different style. This in which many say is what the genre needs in order to continue to grow. Look for the album to have a mixture of cumbia, merengue, salsa, and hip hop beats. Their promotional single Linda o Fea a club banger is a perfect example of what to expect from MALA CLASE Los Cuarto Bate del Perreo..

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