Victor Cabrera and Francisco Saldaña—a.k.a. Luny Tunes—were reggaetón's first hitmakers, creating many of the genre's top anthems in the 2000s. They rose to fame in 2003 after producer DJ Nelson heard their work and signed them to his Flow Music label. Luny Tunes released a slew of CD mixtapes, featuring songs by Daddy Yankee and Don Omar, among others, that would define the sound of reggaetón.