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It returned Snow to the Hot 100 for the first time in 16 years, eventually peaking at 22. Return to Peanut Butter and Jelly Talk Jump to: Who is online In 2019 Snow linked up with Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee to record 'Con Calma,' a re-imagining of 'Informer.' The updated interpretation features new lyrics about a girl who uses her feminine charms and is a good dancer. Daddy Yankee and Snow did not meet for the song's recording nor the filming of the music video. The track was inducted to the 1999 edition of The Guinness Book of Records as 'the biggest-selling reggae single in US history.' Snow stated that he did not think that 'Informer' would be a hit and added that 'it is amazing that the song is listened to again after 25 years.' He added that 'a lot of people made covers before, but Daddy Yankee took it and made something different with his flow.' He had a positive reaction to the reworked lyrics, in which there is no mention of themes in 'Informer' such as Snow's imprisonment nor his problems with authorities of Toronto, Canada. Snow's 'Informer' spent seven consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and was the 10th best-performing song of 1993 on that chart.

Daddy Yankee told Apple Music that Snow's 1992 single 'Informer' was 'one of favorite songs growing up, and to do this the right way needed the guy to be on the record.' He added that 'you got to give honor to a classic in order to make a new version of it,' and after showing it to Snow, he replied that he would '100% be on the song.' Daddy Yankee described the situation as 'a Canadian and a Puerto Rican making Jamaican music, two pioneers, two people pushing the cultures.' He wanted to 'transmit the best energy and freshness in both dance and music, unifying the music of teen years with today's modern sound.'

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