Bad Bunny’s New Album and the Future of Puerto Rican Rap and Reggaeton

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Bad Bunny’s New Album and the Future of Puerto Rican Rap and Reggaeton

The Pitchfork Review

30 minutes 1 second

1 year ago

Bad Bunny’s New Album and the Future of Puerto Rican Rap and Reggaeton

Ryan Dombal, Isabelia Herrera, and Julianne Escobedo Shepherd talk about Bad Bunny’s remarkable rise to superstardom and how his latest record, nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana, doesn’t quite live up to his own high bar. Also, we highlight a few new queer femme artists from Puerto Rico who are taking the island’s music to exciting new places. Read Isabelia's review here, and her feature story here.