San 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 ...

I 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 ...

Anyone who listens to Bad Bunny knows his music is inherently political. He’s argued in previous interviews that his intentions often don’t start out that way, but rather the emotions he describes in ...

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny has become the biggest Latin artist in the world.But even that description doesn’t do him justice. More than any other, Bad Bunny has remade modern pop music in ...

Bad Bunny created his most Puerto Rican album to date, 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos,' with the help of the island's rising stars, ...

As students at the University of North Texas protested federal and state anti-immigration policies, they blended a ...

Scottish actor Callum Kerr issued a statement Sunday following the death of his mother and stepfather in France.

Puerto Rican culture and Puerto Rico itself. “I know these songs are already exposing the world to the sounds of Puerto Rico, which is already a win,” MAG says. “There is so much more that ...

Badillo, an assistant history professor at UW-Madison, is the brains behind the visualizers for Bad Bunny's hit new album.

Puerto Rico is granted independence. “If I die, I hope you never forget my face and that you play one of my songs when they bring Hostos back,” the line in “LA MuDANZA" goes. Immediately ...

Yet in the months since, the song has transformed into a viral breakthrough and the band’s biggest hit to date. Chartbreaker: How Alex Warren Turned a Painful Past Into ‘Something That Can Help People ...