Netflix used the viral song “Claro que yes”, by a group of Dominican girls, to promote the premiere of its new comedy film “Hoy si”, starring Jennifer Garner.
The announcement was made on the social networks of the Latin American division of the streaming service giant this Friday, combining the video with the song “Las Chiquitas” and the scenes from the feature film.
“‘Sure, yes.’ read part of the message posted to your Netflix Latin America account.
“Hoy Sí”, which lasts an hour and a half, has the stellar participation of Garner, as well as the Venezuelan actor Edgar Ramírez, Jenna Ortega Julian Terner and Everly Carganilla who complete the main cast.
“Some parents who say that not everything decides to take control of their children for a day, under certain conditions, and unleash endless fun adventures,” says the synopsis of the film on Netflix.
Presidential approval
The President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, joined those enthusiastic about publishing Netflix, leaving a message congratulating the girls.
“The children of the planet are behaving well, because a future awaits you. Very much in agreement with Las Chiquitas! Yes, yes, yes, of course yes! “The president wrote.