Music producer Flow La Movie among nine dead in Florida-bound plane crash

A small plane crashed in the Dominican Republic while trying to land soon after beginning a flight to Miami, according to the aircraft’s operator.

According to early reports of the news, the producer/artist, born José Angel Hernandez, was one of the seven passengers in a private plane that crashed Wednesday (Dec. 15) near Las Américas International Airport in the Dominican Republic. Among the victims are also his partner Debbie Von Marie Jimenez Garcia and their children. The plane was headed to Florida.

“Flow was known for producing hits like Bad Bunny and Ozuna’s “Te Boté,” as well as “AM” by Nio Garcia and “Travesuras.” He also had his own indie record label and management agency, signing artists Nio Garcia, Casper Magico and Sound.

Upon hearing news of his death, J Balvin, Don Omar, Ricardo Montaner and more artists took to social media to pay their respects.”

Nine people were killed, including José Angel Hernandez, also known as Flow La Movie. Hernandez was known for producing hits like Bad Bunny and Ozuna’s Te Boté, as well as AM by Nio Garcia and Travesuras.