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Daddy Yankee set to headline 2022 Baja Beach Fest

Daddy Yankee, in what could be his final West Coast appearance, will join Maluma, Anuel AA, Wisin Y Yandel, Farruko and Banda MS in Rosarito, Mexico.

Daddy Yankee Set To Headline 2022 Baja Beach Fest

Los Angeles Times – by Suzy Exposito

This year’s Baja Beach Fest will feature a headlining performance — perhaps one of the last — by reggaeton king Daddy Yankee.

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