Given his decades in the game, Wisin might technically qualify for elder-statesman status among reggaetoneros, yet he continues to be one of the more reliable reps for his generation and beyond. As should be expected, his latest album EL SOBREVIVIENTE WWW includes the polished reggaetón that characterizes some of his biggest hits, with cuts like “Laguna” and “De Antes” closely resembling fan favorites. Yet his tenure in the genre means his range includes room for homage, executed faithfully on “Duro Pal Piso” and especially “Quiere Perreo” with fellow genre vet Sir Speedy. His collaborative powers remain strong as well, building with Zion on “Carita” and flexing with Jory Boy and Brray on the throwback-laden “Dale Baby.” Naturally, he’s inclined to experiment with other styles as well, something his guests are all too happy to assist with. Beéle brings tropical fusion to their breezy “¿Qué Pasó Bebe?,” while an energized Farruko lets his dancehall reggae flag fly on “Sí o No.” Proudly on the Latin Afrobeats wave, Wisin links with Kapo for the lustrous “Luna.”