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Bad Bunny opens Puerto Rico residency showcasing island's folklore, denouncing gentrification
The ambitious setlist included many of Bad Bunny's most recent tracks that underscore injustices in the U.S. Caribbean island territory, but the evening was one of celebration: a lens on Puerto Rico that focuses on its resistance, pride and joy.
Bad Bunny's latest album, "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS," has overtaken the music world. It blends his signature reggaeton with traditional Puerto Rican sounds. While the album is widely celebrated ...
Bad Bunny’s new album gives this plastic chair a moment in the sun. The cover of “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” features the Monobloc chair, an iconic piece of furniture that’s sparking waves of ...
Bad Bunny posted the album cover and tracklist on Instagram Thursday night and said, "A los que me aman los amo mucho... a los que me odian los amo más. NADIE SABE LO QUE VA A PASAR MAÑANA.
W hen Nicole Ortiz saw Bad Bunny's "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" album cover for the first time, the Florida resident thought back to her visits to Puerto Rico and the huge parties where her ...
Bad Bunny grew up in the midst of reggaeton’s first mainstream moment. San Juan, P.R., and artists like Daddy Yankee and Ivy Queen played crucial roles in the genre’s evolution in the ’90s ...
Bad Bunny's latest album, from the lyrics to its cover art, has inspired fans to share their memories of home, visits to relatives and family members who are gone. Harry How / Getty Images ...
Bad Bunny’s record-breaking is all the more notable because he raps and sings almost exclusively in his mother tongue. In the ...
The Puerto Rican singer's latest video opens with a direct sample of Un Verano en Nueva York, the 1975 classic by El Gran ...
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