During Hip Hop’s 50th anniversary, Amazon Music explores the intersection between Latin and Hip-Hop, the two most powerful movements influencing youth culture today. This documentary, executive produced by Jessy Terrero, one of the most influential Urban culture directors with a long history of bringing the two worlds together, will look to the past to remember and celebrate the Latinos who were a foundational part of Hip-Hop. Artists from the East to the West Coast and the South - all the way down to Argentina - who have shaped Hip-Hop’s story in diverse and significant ways, reflect on what the movement means to them on a personal level. We’ll hear from legends like Fat Joe, B-Real, N.O.R.E., and Residente, to the newer voices on the scene including Eladio Carrion, Myke Towers, Snow tha Product, Villano Antillano, Trueno, Alemán and more. Here's how they’re reinventing this art form and continuing to inspire the next generation of artists and fans. Where will the movement go next? One thing is certain – Hip-Hop has never played by any rules, so anything is possible.
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