Reggaetongoes global in the first trailer forReggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World.
The four-part docuseries, premiering Oct. 3 onPeacock, traces the genre back to its cultural origins.
It takes just one minute of footage pulled from the series to prove how wrong they were.
The four-part documentary series ‘Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World’ premieres Oct. 3.Frazer Harrison/Getty Images/Coachella; Emma McIntyre/Getty Images; Gilbert Flores/Billboard
There are scenes ofBad Bunnyperforming to sold-out crowds juxtaposed with archival footage from early leaders in the space.
Theres also additional commentary fromKarol G, another leader in the current wave of reggaeton.
Our music is getting huge around the world, the Colombian musician shares in the clip.
Nobody thought that we were gonna make it, Daddy Yankee says.
And then we ended up being everyones favorite act.
Everything thats happening with Bad Bunny, incredible.
Whats happening with Karol G, incredible, with Sech, with Rauw Alejandro, with Myke Towers.
Theres the new kids and also the new veterans, like Balvin, Maluma, Ozuna, Anuel AA.
Theyve done a remarkable job.
The series was directed by Omar Acosta and produced by Mercury Studios, Saboteur Media, and El Cartel.
