Oliver de Los Santos, better known as Papi Santana, has become one of the country’s most talked-about artists—loved, hated, and constantly going viral. After his explicit tracks took over TikTok and opened the door to the main stage at Gröna Lund, he now faces a new challenge: writing radio-friendly songs—a requirement set by Victor Leksell for the release of their collaboration. In this documentary, he opens up for the first time about the cheating scandal, the cancelled gig, and the hate he endures on social media. Is it possible to tone down Papi Santana without losing everything—and who is Oliver when Papi Santana isn't in the spotlight?
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