Reparto Star Bebeshito Explains Genre's Rise and His Name on Billboard Podcast Cuban reparto artist Bebeshito explains the genre's origins, his stage name and its growing popularity on a Billboard podcast episode featuring a step tutorial. Cuban reparto artist Bebeshito appeared on a Billboard podcast episode to explain what reparto is, how he got his name and why he believes the genre is headed for an even bigger moment. The conversation took place at Tinta y Café, where host Jessica Roiz met the singer for coffee and a TikTok-ready chat. Bebeshito Explains Reparto and Its Rising MomentDuring the episode, Bebeshito broke down the meaning of reparto, the Cuban urban genre he represents. He described how the style developed and why he thinks it is poised for greater international attention.He also explained the origin of his own name, giving listeners background on the identity behind his music. The discussion framed reparto as both a local tradition and a sound with growing global reach.Jessica Roiz asked Bebeshito to demonstrate a basic reparto step before they went inside the café. He showed a marking move, repeating a simple rhythm while she tried to follow along.Bad Bunny Photo and El Tiger's ImpactBebeshito shared a fun story behind a photo with Bad Bunny, offering a personal anecdote from their encounter. The moment added a lighter note to the episode while connecting reparto to broader Latin music conversations.He also talked about the impact of El Tiger, discussing the artist's influence on the genre and its audience. The segment placed reparto within a wider network of Cuban and Latin urban acts.The episode closed with a Toqueteo sing-along and a quick reparto step tutorial. The sing-along and tutorial gave listeners a practical introduction to the sound and movement tied to the genre.In one playful moment, Bebeshito delivered lyrics about deo, deo and a woman shaking with her culo, culo, followed by lines about hitting her with the belt and with the saber. The lines reflect the informal, rhythmic style associated with reparto.At the café, the host ordered a coffee with milk and noted she likes it a bit sweeter. The exchange set a casual tone for the interview, which was recorded at Tinta y Café and shared as a TikTok.The episode combines music education, personal history and performance. It presents Bebeshito as both an artist and an explainer of reparto for audiences unfamiliar with the genre.Billboard is a part of PMX Global, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Media Corporation, and the site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and Google. The copyright notice lists Billboard Media, LLC for 2026.