Hailing from Guayama, Puerto Rico, Edwin F. Vázquez Vega, known as Maldy, rose to fame in the 2000s as part of the iconic duo Plan B, alongside Chencho. Their early work featured a classic reggaeton sound that remains popular today. Their second album, "House of Pleasure," was a career-defining moment, with hits like "Si No Le Contesto" and "Es Un Secreto" making waves globally. Plan B solidified their status as influential urban music pioneers with their album "Love & Sex," reaching #2 on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart and featuring collaborations with notable artists like Yandel and Tego Calderón. The album spawned chart-toppers such as "Candy," "Fanatica Sensual," and "Mi Vecinita."

Plan B, the dynamic duo consisting of Maldy and Chencho, emerged from Guayama, Puerto Rico, in the 2000s with a distinct reggaeton sound that resonates to this day. Their breakthrough album, "House of Pleasure," showcased their talent with hits like "Si No Le Contesto" and "Es Un Secreto," propelling them to global success. The duo's album "Love & Sex" further solidified their place in the urban music scene, reaching #2 on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart and featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights like Yandel and Tego Calderón. Tracks such as "Candy," "Fanatica Sensual," and "Mi Vecinita" topped the charts, cementing Plan B's legacy as one of the most influential acts in Latin music.