Jose Angel Hernandez, 38, better known as ‘Flow La Movie,’ died in a private jet crash in the Dominican Republic on Wednesday
The Orlando music producer known as ‘Flow La Movie’ died along with his wife, son and four other Americans after their private jet crashed and burst into flames during an emergency crash landing in the Dominican Republic on Wednesday.
Jose Angel Hernandez, 38, was on board The Gulfstream IV aircraft when it took off from La Isabela International Airport on a flight set for Orlando, Florida, but it encountered problems and crashed at the nearby Las Americas International Airport.
Hernandez’s many hit urban songs earned him fame, including “Te Bote” with Latin American singers Bad Bunny & Ozuna. He has invested and produced dozens of concerts in Latino artists and rappers throughout Latin America.
Along with Hernandez, the crash claimed the lives of his wife Debbie Von Marie Jimenez Garcia, 31, son Jayden Hernandez, 4, Keilyan Hernandez Pena, 21, Yeilianys Jeishlimar Meléndez Jiménez, 18, and Jesiel Yabdiel Silva, 13, Telemundo reported.
The crash also claimed the lives of three crew members: two Dominican, one Venezuelan and one Dominican.
Hernandez perished along with his wife, Debbie Von Marie Jimenez Garcia, 31, and son Jayden Hernandez, 4. Jayden Hernandez’s fourth birthday celebration saw Jayden and his family pictured.
The private Gulfstream IV jet crashed in the Dominican Republic carrying six American passengers and three crew members