This was Puerto Rico’s moment, a spotlight on a collective son who quit bagging groceries a decade ago and became the world’s most streamed artist on Spotify last year. Since then, Bad Bunny has used his platform to applaud immigrants, sing about Puerto Rico’s identity and turmoil and denounce U.S. immigration policies.

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 nostalgic. Despite sounding more like trap than the dembow of my upbringing, listening to Arcángel and watching the ...

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show has thrust Puerto Rico into the international limelight, triggering a surge in tourism interest. The island’s vibrant culture and stunning landscapes are now on

In San Juan, Puerto Rico, we watched the Super Bowl halftime show with the audience Bad Bunny has represented since his start: his fellow Puerto Ricans.

Never has Puerto Rico, or Puerto Rican music, experienced commercial and artistic success on the scale of Bad Bunny’s residency.

Puerto Rican artist Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, known as Bad Bunny, reportedly traded his multimillion-dollar Bugatti Chiron for a 2003 Toyota Corolla to drive in Puerto Rico. The move, first

Bad Bunny will play the leading role in the Caribbean western and historical drama, titled Porto Rico

Bad Bunny has hinted his halftime show performance will be about unity. But it will also, undoubtedly, be about Puerto Rico.

If you were focused on his singing – or distracted by the real-life wedding that took place – you may not have noticed there were two versions of the Puerto Rican flag that made in

This weekend Bad Bunny offers Australia a lesson in community, identity and how to belong without diluting your true self.