Almost 2 million dollars! Chocolate MC rents out his music catalog for a massive sum: "I’ve been waiting for this since I arrived in the USA."

The popular Cuban reggaeton artist Chocolate MC, known as "The King of Reparto," has excitedly shared news that marks a milestone in his career: the leasing of his entire catalog of songs for an impressive sum of 1.8 million dollars, without having to sell it.

He announced it through his social media, accompanied by photographs from the offices of the renowned music company OneRpm, with which he signed this agreement. In an emotionally charged message, Chocolate emphasized the significance of the day he received this news: the Day of Shangó, a date that holds special meaning for him due to his religious beliefs.

“Today, on the Day of Shangó, I received the news I have been waiting for since I arrived in this country. It is a very important day for me, because today it has been proven that it can be done. Yes, it can be done, repinga!” wrote the artist, expressing his gratitude to those who have supported him on his journey.

Chocolate thanked his brother El Chulo, his godfather Dayron Baralt, and his team, including his lawyer and his new manager Lowkey Cristhian, for their support in this achievement. He also mentioned his loved ones who are no longer with him, such as Elvis and José (El Taiger), who, according to the singer, have been guiding him from beyond.

"Thanks to my uncle Euclides and my grandmother Nélida, who are always by my side at all times. Thank you to all of you, my true fans, who have been with me for so many years believing that this moment would come," he expressed in his post.

The artist made it clear that his decision to rent out his catalog does not mean giving up ownership of his work, emphasizing the importance of this model in his career: “$1.8 million for my entire catalog! And just rented, without having to sell it!” he celebrated.

With this news, Chocolate MC not only solidifies his position in the music industry but also becomes a reference point for other artists, demonstrating that autonomy over one's work is achievable even in million-dollar agreements.

The post concluded with a straightforward message to those who have questioned its success: “I wasn’t going to publish it, but how could I not? Let them squirm!” she said, with her signature defiant tone.

"Today, on the Day of Shangó, I received the news I have been waiting for since I arrived in this country. It is a very important day for me because today it has been proven that it is possible. Yes, it is possible, indeed!"

Thanks to @onerpm and @onerpmlatino for coming into my life, or rather, thanks to my brother @elchulo for introducing them to me. Thank you to my godfather @dayron_baralt for the blessings.

Thank you to Elvis for lighting my path since the day I decided to continue his legacy. Thank you also to José, who I know is guiding me today. Thanks to my uncle Euclides and my grandmother Nélida, who are always by my side. Thank you to my lawyer @giladolfo.

And thanks to all of you, my true fans, who have been with me for so many years, believing that this moment would come.

1.8 million for my entire catalog! And just rented, without needing to sell it!

Thank you, Orula. Thank you, Oloffi. Thank you, God. Mom, we did it! I told you.

Today is the Day of Shangó. Thank you, Shangó, pingaaaa!

Thanks to my image director and new manager, @lowkeycristhian, because none of this would have been possible without him.

(I wasn't going to publish it, but how could I not? Let them squirm!)

And as @es.dany.ome1 says: "Those who have doubts should call Marcos."

This achievement marks a new chapter in the career of the Cuban reggaeton artist, who continues to expand his legacy while celebrating the cultural and spiritual roots that have propelled him since the beginning.

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