Eddie Blazquez’s Untold 30-Year Saga Ignites Streaming Charts
Roku’s “I’m Not Supposed To Be Here” Stuns Viewers in Explosive Premiere
Lat night, The Roku Channel dropped a bombshell — and the internet hasn’t stopped talking since. Eddie Blazquez’s four-part docuseries “I’m Not Supposed To Be Here” hit the platform and instantly became one of Roku’s most-watched Spanglish new releases, with fans bingeing all five hours in one sitting and social media ablaze with reactions.
This is no ordinary music documentary. It’s a relentless, gloves-off exposé of the Latin music industry from the man who lived it — Eddie Blazquez, the fearless and controversial frontman of Latin fusion band Toke D Keda. Critics are calling it “raw, unfiltered, and impossible to pause”.
A Scandal That’s Shaking the Industry
The docuseries tears open decades of buried stories — cover-ups, sabotage, and raw abuse — including a now-notorious standoff with Sony Music, NBC/Telemundo, and a powerful TV executive who tried to barter fame for something far darker. Blazquez’s refusal didn’t just cost him a deal — it got him blacklisted, silenced, and exiled from the very industry he helped shape.
Yet he never stayed down. Whether filming with Ricky Martin, producing documentaries for salsa legend Willie Colón, or pulling outrageous on-air stunts with Wisin y Yandel and Calle 13, Eddie delivers a gripping, insider’s view into an entertainment world few survive.
From Cartels to World Tours
Expanded from his 400-page memoir — the series dives into Eddie’s wildest chapters: a high-stakes romance with a mob boss’s daughter, detainment in Australia, and concerts that set crowds ablaze across Russia, Turkey, Singapore, Sweden, and Japan.
Streaming Momentum
Since its debut, “I’m Not Supposed To Be Here” has been climbing Roku’s trending chart, drawing praise as both captivating and inspiring. From casual watch parties to ongoing discussions online, the series is keeping audiences engaged — and Eddie firmly in the spotlight.
Because this isn’t just a comeback story. It’s a survival manual, a battle cry, and a blueprint for turning betrayal into empire.
Your all-access pass to the chaos is now streaming. And clearly, everyone’s already watching.
Watch on Roku by following this link: https://therokuchannel.roku.com/details/bac00c735ccc46c926873b3a6350f8b6/im-not-supposed-to-be-here
