Netflix announced the release of a documentary about Duki

Netflix has just announced the premiere of Rockstar: Duki from the End of the World, a documentary that will review the artistic career of Mauro Lombardo, better known as Duki, from his origins in freestyle to becoming one of the global leaders in trap and urban music. Although the platform has not yet confirmed the exact release date, it has anticipated that it will be available "soon".

In recent hours, the company shared an exclusive preview on its social media, where viewers can see intimate scenes of the artist during one of the most important moments of his career: his performance at Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid. This show marked a turning point in his professional and personal life, establishing him as an international figure.

The documentary will not only capture the behind-the-scenes of his concert in Spain, but will also review the milestones that marked his artistic evolution. From his first battles at Quinto Escalón—the cradle of Argentine freestyle—to his time at La Mansión, where he lived and worked alongside other leaders such as Neo Pistea and Ysy A.

In the official trailer, viewers see a recreation of the emotional interview that Duki gave before the show in Madrid, as well as never-before-seen footage of his first competitions, home recordings, and intimate moments that reveal his transformation from a dreamer teenager to a musical idol.

Meanwhile, as the documentary's premiere is awaited, Duki remains active with the release of new music. His most recent project is the mixtape titled 5202, a work that combines unreleased tracks with collaborations with emerging artists such as Clúster and Zell. Among the standout songs are "Golfista" and "No me alcanza," which the singer himself had already shared with his followers.

Through his official Instagram account, Duki celebrated this new release with an emotional message:"Thank you for so many years together, diablas and diablos, for so many dreams and goals achieved. Almost 9 years later, here we are, still doing this because I truly feel and felt that it was the only thing I was good at, the only thing that awakened magic in me."

He concluded with a special dedication to his team and his fans: "Thank you for allowing me to live and continue living from this: the kid's dream. Thank you to the producers and artists who were part of this beautiful process and thank you to my team"