Voltio - En Vivo Desde Oso Blanco DVD

This documentary closes a chapter in the life of one of the most important figures in the urban Latin movement, Voltio, who reconciles his past life of crime through a historic concert in the most notorious prison of the Caribbean: Oso Blanco. The documentary relates Voltio's personal history, how he grew up on the streets of one of Puerto Rico's most violent ghettos, and his involvement with gangs. It also highlights the history of Oso Blanco prison, once considered the 'Alcatraz of the Caribbean,' home to some of the most violent criminals and gang bangers on the island. Extras include more tracks, rehearsal, additional prison scenes, promotional cut, and photo montage. This title carries a parental advisory.

Reggaeton pioneer Voltio, who got his name after electrocuting himself, managed to play an essential role in jumpstarting an entire urban music movement in the early 1990s when he was just a teenager growing up in the violent Puerto Rican ghetto of Carolina. This documentary juxtaposes a personal meditation on Voltio's own crime-ridden childhood with the history of one of the most infamous prisons in the world, Puerto Rico's Rio Piedras State Penitentiary (aka the "Oso Blanco"), and includes a cathartic performance by the famed reggaeton artist within the walls of that very prison.

This is the only Christian Suau video.