Acosta worked closely with Daddy Yankee over the past five years to bring the docuseries to life. “We would sit together when I was cutting and editing, and I would see him thinking of the process almost like making a song,” Acosta explains. “He’d tell me, ‘the rhythm in this part here should be more like this.’ It was a great collaboration.”

Peacock is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the premiere of its new four-part docuseries, “Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World,” on October 3. The show features interviews with executive producer Daddy Yankee,