The content creator is also celebrating because Panama entered the top of Hispanic streaming. With over 700 hours of transmission on the "Parking de Yen Video" channel over 30 days, the reality show became one of the entertainment options for thousands of people. The segment where Yen Video talks to the participants and announces the voting results had over 90,000 viewers.
"We have shown that good reality shows are made in Panama. We are already over 100K on YouTube," he wrote. He emphasized that the triumph is not only the content creator's; he stressed that with the country's support, many things can be achieved and Panama can be put on the map.
Yen Fuentes, a recognized Venezuelan content creator residing in Panama, celebrated the success of the first edition of "Parking de Yen Video," which will conclude on February 7. The independent production has been the talk of the town locally and internationally for the last four weeks. Additionally, it has reached record figures, with over 23 million views on YouTube, more than 124,000 subscribers, and over 100 million plays on Instagram.
"Thank you, Panama. We have taken our culture, food, and slang to many countries," Fuentes said. According to the metrics from January 26, the show ranked 7th with an average audience of 22.8 thousand (simultaneous users) and a peak of 76.3 thousand users (27/1/26 - 2:35 a.m.). The celebratory post has over 36,000 "likes" and more than 1,000 comments, most of which are congratulations messages on the production's success.
