La Factoria
La Factoría, a Panamanian reggaeton group formed in 1999, emerged from the
collaboration of producer DJ Pablito with vocalists Demphra (Marlene Romero),
Joycee (Johanna Mendoza), MC Joe (Edgardo Miranda, later known as Joey Montana),
and Goodfella. Their debut album, La Factoría (2001), featured hits like
"Todavía" and "Que me maten," propelling them to regional fame. The 2004 release
of Más Allá included popular tracks such as "No lastimes más" and "Ese hombre es
mío." In 2006, the group released Nuevas Metas, with the standout single
"Perdóname" featuring Eddy Lover, which achi...
