Bad Bunny’s $200M Impact: More Than Just Music

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Latin Wealth

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The Latin Wealth Podcast is dedicated to empowering Latinos to achieve financial independence and build generational wealth through education and resources focused on the stock market, real estate opportunities, and entrepreneurial ventures. By sharing practical tools, actionable strategies, and inspiring success stories, the podcast aims to create sustainable income streams, foster economic growth within the Latino community, and pave the way for financial empowerment and lasting success.

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Bad Bunny’s $200M Impact: More Than Just Music

Latin Wealth

20 minutes 33 seconds

4 months ago

Bad Bunny’s $200M Impact: More Than Just Music

In this episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we explore how music, culture, and energy policy are reshaping Puerto Rico’s future.

We dive into Bad Bunny’s record-breaking 30-show residency, which is projected to bring in over $200 million to Puerto Rico’s economy—through tourism, jobs, and hotel bookings. We also explore how cultural capital can drive national economic growth.

Next, we shift to Puerto Rico’s $20 billion gas deal that was recently blocked by the Financial Oversight Board due to monopoly risks and transparency concerns. What does this mean for PR’s energy independence? And what role should citizens play in holding corporations accountable?

We wrap up with a broader discussion on how culture, people, and policy shape generational wealth—and why Puerto Rico is entering a critical economic and political chapter.