Colombian singer Feid is bringing his cinematic alter ego Ferxxo to the big screen. On September 13, his short film El Green Print will screen in 42 Regal theaters across 41 US cities, giving fans a chance to experience the visual universe of the reggaeton star in a way that goes beyond the typical music video.
The one-night-only event is more than just a movie. Organizers have confirmed that attendees will also get the worldwide premiere of the music video for “A Xon De Que,” a track that has been generating buzz ahead of Feid’s upcoming EP, El club de las 19 flores. The video has also sparked rumors about the singer’s personal life, with model and coach Nathalia Blanco reportedly linked to the artist.
A cinematic journey through Japan
El Green Print follows Ferxxo as he navigates the streets of Japan, closing a significant chapter in his artistic career. The film blends high-octane automotive culture with underground street style, featuring customized drift cars and appearances by cultural icons like Álvaro Díaz, Yuki Chilba, Tony Hawk, and legendary drifter Keiichi Tsuchiya. It’s a visual feast that captures the energy of both Latin urban music and Japanese car culture.
For Feid, this project is a natural extension of his artistic vision. The short film allows him to explore storytelling in a new medium, while still staying true to the sound and aesthetic that have made him a global star. As the Premios Juventud have shown, Latin artists are increasingly expanding their reach beyond music, and Feid is no exception.
Tickets and locations
Tickets for the screenings are priced at a flat $10, and here’s the kicker: the full amount can be used as credit for concessions on the day of the show. That means fans can grab their popcorn and drinks without spending extra. The screenings will take place in major cities including Miami, Chicago, Las Vegas, Nashville, Los Ángeles, Houston, and Nueva York, ensuring that fans across the country can join in.
This kind of fan engagement is becoming a hallmark of modern music marketing. By offering an immersive experience that combines music, film, and food, Feid is creating a memorable event that deepens the connection between artist and audience. It’s a smart move that reflects the growing trend of Latino talent taking center stage in global entertainment.
More than a movie
For those who can’t make it to a theater, the event also serves as a preview of what’s to come. The EP El club de las 19 flores is highly anticipated, and the music video premiere is just a taste of what Feid has in store. The short film itself is a testament to the power of cross-media projects, which allow artists to build richer narratives around their music.
Feid’s move into cinema is part of a broader wave of Latin urban artists exploring visual storytelling. From ROBI’s pop experiments to the rock energy of The Warning, the region’s artists are proving that their creativity knows no bounds. For Feid, El Green Print is another step in solidifying his legacy as one of the most innovative voices in Latin music.
So mark your calendars for September 13. Whether you’re a die-hard Ferxxo fan or just curious about the intersection of music and film, this is an event worth experiencing. And with tickets that double as concession credit, it’s an affordable night out that celebrates the best of Latino culture.
