Chencho Corleone

About Chencho Corleone

Chencho Corleone isn’t just a name; it's a legacy woven into the very fabric of reggaeton. For decades, as one half of the iconic duo Plan B, Orlando Javier Valle Vega (Chencho) has been a seismic force, shaping the genre with an unapologetic swagger and a lyrical prowess that consistently pushes boundaries. While Plan B etched its name in history with anthems of hedonism and dancefloor domination, Chencho's solo trajectory proves that his artistic flame burns brighter than ever. His musical DNA is pure, unfiltered reggaeton, infused with the streetwise energy of early 2000s Puerto Rico, but consistently evolving with elements of Latin trap and contemporary urban sounds. Breakthrough moments include Plan B's meteoric rise with albums like "House of Pleasure" and "Love and Sex," defining an era. Now, carving his own path, Chencho’s solo work showcases his distinct vocal style and signature flow. Chencho Corleone’s cultural impact is undeniable. He is an architect of the modern reggaeton sound, influencing countless artists and inspiring generations to embrace the raw energy of the genre. His distinctive voice and stage presence are instantly recognizable, setting him apart as a true original. Notable collaborations include tracks with Ozuna, Nicky Jam, and Rauw Alejandro, solidifying his position as a heavyweight in the Latin music scene. With new singles consistently dropping and a continued dedication to electrifying live performances, Chencho Corleone remains a vital voice in the global urban landscape.