Also because they did not consider him as a member of the group, but as a simple employee of " Parcero Production". Reychesta main reason for accepting that contract was that Rocca and P.N.O paid him a "misery" that was not enough for him to finish his university studies as he wanted and had promised to finish them to his grandmother Ramona Collado, before she died. In the process of promoting " Nuestra Cosa: Deluxe Edition", Boy Wonder offered a contract to Tres Coronas on the seal " Chosen Few Emerald Entertainment, Inc.", but the only one to accept it was Reychesta, without telling his teammates. Nuestra Cosa: Deluxe Edition and group breakup (2005–2006) III (of the group Infamous Mobb) and Cormega, but there was also a special edition published on June 27, 2006, through the label " Machete Music ", the disc contains 17 tracks, plus a DVD with 5 videos and a documentary on the group, the production is in charge of "Parcero Production ", includes two new musical themes. They distributed several CD's, the first in 2001, called "Mixtape ", the second in 2002, called "Mixtape Remix " the third in 2004, called "New York Mixtape " and the fourth in 2005, called "Nuestra Cosa ", the group's first studio album, includes 15 songs with collaborations of G.O.D Father Pt. initially the group would make an album called "'Alma y Dolor ", but that project was canceled.
At the end of 2001, they had their first two concerts in Colombia, the first one that was presented was " Rap al Parque" (where they know the group La Etnnia) and the second one was in the " Coliseo el Campín". And the first song that the three members of the group recorded together was "El Trato". The first song they made with the official name of the group was "Para El Futuro", composed and performed by Reychesta and P.N.O, produced by Shakim, this song was going to be part of the album " Playero 41: Past, Present & Future (Part 2)", from 1999 (initially performed only by Reychesta), but due to the delay in recording the song, it was finally part of the group's first mixtape. The designer of the official Tres Coronas logo was Hashim. One day they gather at the P.N.O house in Brooklyn and start improvising songs, while watching a horse race on television, in which the race rapporteur says: " triple crown" ( crown translated into Spanish is corona), that is when Reychesta suggests baptizing the group as Tres Coronas, P.N.O and Rocca agreed with the idea. Then P.N.O suggested to Rocca that they will work with him Dominican. Shortly after Reychesta through New York producer Spank meets P.N.O, they both recorded a song that was never published called "Real Soldados" produced by Spank. In 2001, Rocca and P.N.O created an independent production called " Parcero Production". The New Yorker Natural and the Colombian Macko would also be part of the group, the latter was a former partner of P.N.O in the group C.T.O (Colombians Taking Over). In 2000, Rocca met a Colombian named Inti Limani in France, who later emigrated to New York, and was the one who they planned to include in the beginning. In 1999, Rocca was working in New York mixing his music and there he met PoNchO (P.N.O), who showed him his demo and they started working together on a future project, recording their first songs together, "La Corona" and "La Vuelta". 8 Other Distributions Made by Parcero Production.6.1 Tres Coronas (Reychesta, P.N.O and Rocca).4 Recognitions and nomination for Latin Grammy 2007.2 Music producers who worked with the group.1.3 La Música Es Mi Arma, second and last studio album of "Tres Coronas" (2009–2011).1.2 Conflicts after the separation of Reychesta from the group.1.1 Nuestra Cosa: Deluxe Edition and group breakup (2005–2006).Different producers such as Artwell Smart, Gallegos, Chaze, Shakim and others worked on their albums and projects. Some of their hit tracks are "Falsedades", "Envidias", "Ahora O Nunca". Their best-known songs are off their albums Red Mixtape and Nuestra Cosa. Their music deals with issues of everyday life.
El Chief, and the Dominican José Alberto Collado known as Reychesta a.k.a. Guajiro, the French/Colombian Sébastian Rocca known as Rocca a.k.a. Tres Coronas (alternatively known by the nickname Triple Crown) were a group of three MCs, formed in early 2001 in Queens, New York, composed of the New Yorkers/Colombian Luis Alfonso Fonseca known as PoNchO or P.N.O a.k.a.
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