Photo: Arcangel on Instagram
You guys probably remember the huge reggaeton music trend that exploded after its mainstream exposure in 2004. Well, Austin Santos, better known by his stage name Arcangel, was one of the successful artist in the industry. And this you can tell with just a quick look at his lifestyle, one that includes the usual hundred-thousand dollar rides. One of those, the Rolls-Royce Ghost, he just lifted from the auto shop and it looks pretty good.
Austin Santos Arcangel was born in New York City, and eventually moved to Puerto Rico in 2002, interested in becoming a reggaeton artist. While living in Puerto Rico, he would eventually form part of a popular then-underground raggaeton act, Arcangel & De La Ghetto. The duo eventually went on to make songs that became popular among reggaeton fans in the United States and Puerto Rico, cinluding Agresivo, Sorpresa and Mi Fanatica during the mid-2000s.
Arcangel went on to release his debut studio album, El Fenomeno, in late 2008. The album included songs the were produced in 2008, as well as the DJ Nelson produced Chica Virtual, which was produced in 2007. Half of the album also included newly produced tracks, which went on to become successful airplay songs on American Latin Urban radio stations across the United States.
Anyway, you might’ve thought reggaeton’s days were over, but it would seem there’re not really. Not for Arcangel anyway, who recently got his Rolls-Royce Ghost for a bit of custom touch. The artist took his luxury ride over at Miami-based MC Custom auto shop. According to their post on Instagram, the Royce got an upgraded custom front bumper with side air inserts and LED lighting, and, of course, a new set of Forgiato wheels.
Oh, one more thing, we’re not reggaeton fans...
Arcangel went on to release his debut studio album, El Fenomeno, in late 2008. The album included songs the were produced in 2008, as well as the DJ Nelson produced Chica Virtual, which was produced in 2007. Half of the album also included newly produced tracks, which went on to become successful airplay songs on American Latin Urban radio stations across the United States.
Anyway, you might’ve thought reggaeton’s days were over, but it would seem there’re not really. Not for Arcangel anyway, who recently got his Rolls-Royce Ghost for a bit of custom touch. The artist took his luxury ride over at Miami-based MC Custom auto shop. According to their post on Instagram, the Royce got an upgraded custom front bumper with side air inserts and LED lighting, and, of course, a new set of Forgiato wheels.
Oh, one more thing, we’re not reggaeton fans...
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