Among the victims is the Puerto Rican music producer Flow La Movie, who was behind the hits of Bad Bunny and Ozuna
Plane crashes on runway; there are 9 dead including the producer Flow La Movie. Once again, a plane accident is recorded, where the death of 9 people was reported.
And the fact is that the aircraft operating company reported that a small plane crashed this Wednesday near the runway of the international airport of the capital of the Dominican Republic; where its nine occupants died.
At the time, Helidosa Aviation Group said on its Twitter account that the aircraft – model HI150 Gulfstream – with two crew members and seven passengers, crashed at the International Airport of the Americas. He explained that of the seven passengers, six are foreigners and one Dominican.
Preliminary reports ensure that among the passengers was the producer José Ángel Hernández, better known as Flow La Movie, who was known in the world of reggaeton working with artists such as Casper Mágico and Nio García and head of the hit “Te Boté.”
In addition to José Ángel, among the victims of the accident was his wife Debbie Von Marie Jiménez García and two minors, children of the couple.
They also released the list of passengers which are: José Ángel Hernández (Flow La Movie), Debbie Von Marie Jiménez García, Keilyan Hernández, Hayden Hernández, Yeilianys Jeishlimar Meléndez Jiménez and Jesiel Yabdiel Silva. The crew are Luis Alberto Eljuri and Víctor Emilio Herrera.
It is known that Flow La Movie’s work was known because he was the creator of different hits such as “AM”, “Te boté”, “La Jeepeta”, among others. His presence in reggaeton was such that different figures have said goodbye on social networks such as Don Omar.
They also reported that the plane had left El Higüero airport bound for Miami; however, minutes after takeoff, he tried to land at Las Américas International Airport.
They report that the plane crashed to the ground
After the accident, some Dominican media reported that the plane crashed to the ground in the afternoon and released images of a black smoke rising at the bottom of the airport runway where the aircraft would have hit.