Farruko presents the origin of reggaeton in his new documentary

Farruko presents the origin of reggaeton in his new documentary

“Manda la plena moh”, ninety minutes long and featuring a stellar performance by Chombo, is available on the ViX platform.
Farruko’s new documentary, Manda la plena moh, is now available on ViX and offers a 90-minute tour of the origins of reggaeton, with special emphasis on Panama and the stellar participation of El Chombo.

🎬 About the documentary
Title: Manda la plena moh

Duration: 90 minutes

Platform: ViX (also accessible via Prime Video and Apple TV)

Director: Smalldy (Smalldy Films)

Starring: Farruko and El Chombo, along with Panamanian artists such as Eddy Lover, Omar Alfanno, Boza, Akim, Renato and Jeison Vega

🌍 Main focus
The documentary reconstructs the history of reggaeton from its Caribbean roots, highlighting that Panama was the first seed of the genre.

Farruko travels to popular neighborhoods and recording studios in Panama City.

Included are interviews with pioneers who helped shape the urban movement.

El Chombo emphasizes that “history cannot be changed” and that knowing the origin of the genre is key to understanding its future.

🎶 Connection with the album
The project is linked to the album of the same name Manda la plena moh, which mixes reggae, plena and reggaetón.

Includes collaborations with figures such as Renato, Eddy Lover, Boza and Akim.

The album and the documentary together seek to educate new generations about the true birth process of reggaeton and rescue the musical memory of the Caribbean.

📌 Documentary Highlights
Visit to La Mega Joya prison, where Farruko recorded a song, showing the connection of gender with social realities.

Recognition of the Panamanian legacy, validating that reggaeton was not born from nothing, but from a history marked by blood, community and cultural resistance.

Educational and emotional narrative, which seeks to preserve the identity of the genre and honor its pioneers.

Info https://mixradio.co/secciones/noticias/farruko-presenta-origen-del-reggaeton-en-su-nuevo-documental