The reggaeton star told Rolling Stone that he wrote the song during an emotional moment: "I was crying, and I had so many ...
A Philly Boricuas event brings together the local Puerto Rican community for a night of music, film and cultural pride.
De Los has compiled a list of 101 Latino-owned and/or -led businesses and organizations that have created third spaces for ...
Jorell Meléndez-Badillo tells the story of Puerto Rico's colonial history in the visuals for the Grammy Award-winning ...
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Puerto Rico: Bad Bunny makes an impact on society by singing about local issues that are globalSan Juan, Puerto Rico - Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny has a great social impact worldwide because his songs address local issues that are global as a cry of struggle, according to the analysis of 29 ...
Not Just Peso Pluma And Bad Bunny: These Are All the Latinos Who Also Attended New York Fashion Week
This year's Fall/Winter New York Fashion Week (NYFW) was a showcase of Latin talent, with artists like Peso Pluma and Bad ...
Pack your bags for Puerto Rico. Bad Bunny is settling in for a summer residency and it's going to be HOT HOT HOT.
The “Saturday Night Live” 50th anniversary special will include guest appearances by Steve Martin, Sabrina Carpenter, Bad ...
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Bad Bunny’s DtMF Won’t Solve Colonialism in Puerto Rico — But Music Is Key to RevolutionsI started listening to Bad Bunny in 2017, when I was living in “Nueva Yol.” Back then, the song “Tu No Vive Así” made me feel nostalgic. Despite sounding more like trap than the dembow of my ...
Badillo, an assistant history professor at UW-Madison, is the brains behind the visualizers for Bad Bunny's hit new album.
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