This Thursday, from Panama, one of reggaeton's most influential figures, Farruko, officially announced the launch of his much-anticipated album 'Manda la plena moh'. The artist himself has described this project as 'a debt paid' to the land that gave rise to Spanish reggae, a tribute that will culminate with a major concert this Sunday at the Estadio Rommel Fernández. Recorded entirely on Panamanian soil and immersing itself in the essence of the 'ghetto', the album is not just a collection of songs, but a sonic document that celebrates the root of the plena. The organizers have announced it will be an event focused on musical brotherhood and the rescue of the neighborhood's cultural values. The climax of this musical union will be lived this Sunday, April 12, at the Estadio Rommel Fernández. It is expected that this colossus in Juan Díaz will receive thousands of fans in an unprecedented spectacle where Farruko will share the stage with the Panamanian artists who brought the album to life. Additionally, the album features the backing of K4G on production and Louis BPM's voice on the catchy track 'Oe Oe'. A detail that elevates the album's concept is the narrative by El Chombo, who guides the listener through the musical evolution, while figures of the stature of Omar Alfanno have expressed their support for this cultural union between Puerto Rico and Panama. Concert at Rommel Fernández. The celebration of this launch will not stay on digital platforms. Among the most anticipated tracks are 'La chica de los ojos café', alongside the legendary Renato, rescuing the pioneering sound of the 80s; 'Ay dale' with the romantic voice of Eddy Lover; and the participation of Boza, who contributes the stamp of the new school. 'This album comes from the root... honoring root and culture with the muse of Panama,' stated the artist. It was learned that to achieve this authenticity, Farruko surrounded himself with the architects of the genre and the stars of the moment in Panama. A luxury cast 'from the neighborhood'.
