Currently, female reggaeton has grown exponentially in performers, interest and number of followers. Women are the ones who give a new perspective to gender and begin to dominate the most important lists worldwide.
MTV Latin America and Amazon Prime Video today revealed details of Latin Flow , the new musical documentary reality that follows nine talented women on the path to achieving their dream of becoming the next urban music star .
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They will give access to their personal and professional experiences, viewers will witness their achievements, dramas, inspirations, learnings and growth as artists. The series was recorded entirely in Medellín, the city that will cross paths, but the love for reggaeton will unite their destinies.
A VIS Americas and Fox Telecolombia production , Latin Flow follows the lives and careers of nine Colombian singers, dancers, songwriters and producers: Pitizion, Daniela Legarda, Mabiland, Loy, Gelo Arango, Nati Boulier, Itzza Primera, Luisa and La Mona Osorio . Latin Flow will also have appearances and special guests such as J Balvin, Karol G, Piso 21, Justin Quiles among others.
The series will be able to be seen by MTV Latin America and Amazon Prime Video. On MTV, every Tuesday and Thursday from June 10 at 8:30 pm (Mexico / Colombia) and 9:00 pm (Argentina). Amazon Prime Video will have all episodes available starting June 10.
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Over 13 episodes, we will see these artists in the creative process behind a hit, composing and rehearsing in the studio, producing a single, releasing their album and recording a music video or preparing their next showcase.
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We will also see his intimate side, achievements, frustrations, love relationships and the drama that comes with balancing his life with professional demands. Between their stories and personal struggles, dramas and rivalries that coexistence entails, new friendships and an endearing brotherhood will emerge.
In recent years, the urban music scene -which by tradition has been dominated by men- has experienced a worldwide explosion and a true revolution from Medellín, also called the world capital of reggaeton that has seen the birth of global stars of the genre such as Maluma, Reykon, J Balvin and Karol G.
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Currently, female reggaeton has grown exponentially in performers, interest and number of followers . Women are the ones who give a new perspective to gender and begin to dominate the popularity charts on the main digital platforms.
