Noriega production discography

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Noriega is a reggaeton producer alongside Luny Tunes. The following is an incomplete list of almost every song he has produced.

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Discography

Studio albums

2002

Héctor & Tito - A La Reconquista

Las Guanábanas - Guillaera

Magnate y Valentino - Rompiendo el Hielo

2003

Ivy Queen - Diva

Tego Calderón - El Abayarde

Vico C - En Honor A La Verdad

DJ Nelson Presenta: Luny Tunes & Noriega - Mas Flow

Los Matadores del Genero

MVP

Yaga & Mackie - Sonando Diferente

2004

DJ Nelson Presenta: Noriega - Contra la Corriente

Las Guanábanas - Collection Two

Tego Calderón - El Enemy de los Guasíbiri

Zion & Lennox - Motivando a la Yal

Baby Rasta & Gringo - Sentenciados

Desafío

Eddie Dee - 12 Discípulos

Divino - Todo A Su Tiempo

Ivy Queen - Real

2005

Angel & Khriz - Los MVP's

Ivy Queen - Flashback

Ricky Martin - Life

Alexis & Fido - The Pitbulls (album)

2006

Alexis & Fido - Los Reyes del Perreo

Tito "El Bambino" - Top of the Line

2007

Tito "El Bambino" - It's My Time

Ivy Queen - Sentimiento

Ivy Queen - Sentimiento: Platinum Edition

2008

Arcángel - El Fenómeno

Erre XI - Luny Tunes Presents: Erre XI

El Roockie - Semblante Urbano

2010

Ivy Queen - Quiero Amanecer Contigo (Unreleased)

2011

Gocho - Mi Musica

2012

Ivy Queen - Musa

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