Plan B

Plan B, the Puerto Rican reggaeton duo, captivated audiences for two decades with their distinctive sound and influential contributions to Latin music. After officially adopting the name Plan B in 2000, following the release of their track ‘Plan B’ on DJ Blass’s Reggaeton Sex Vol. 2 mixtape, the acclaimed reggaeton duo consisting of Chencho and Maldy released their debut studio album, El Mundo del Plan B: Los Que La Montan, in 2002. This seminal album featured a notable collaboration with industry titan Daddy Yankee, marking their entry into mainstream Latin music.

Their career reached a new commercial peak with the 2014 release of Love & Sex, which became Plan B’s highest-charting album to date. Preceded by the success of singles ‘Candy’ and ‘Zapatito Roto,’ which peaked high on the U.S. Latin charts in 2013, Love & Sex further cemented their status, featuring collaborations with revered artists such as Tego Calderón and Zion & Lennox. Plan B’s significant impact on the genre was formally recognized in 2016 when the duo won the prestigious Billboard Latin Music Award for Latin Rhythm Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group.

In the same year, Chencho Corleone received a Latin Grammy Award nomination as a songwriter for ‘A Donde Voy,’ a track featuring Cosculluela and Daddy Yankee, highlighting the individual songwriting prowess within the duo. After two decades of captivating performances and groundbreaking releases, Plan B formally disbanded in 2018, concluding an influential chapter in reggaeton history. Following the duo’s separation, both Chencho and Maldy have successfully transitioned into solo careers. They continue to actively collaborate with a diverse array of artists within the reggaeton, urbano, and Latin pop genres, demonstrating their enduring talent and versatility as individual artists in the vibrant global music scene.