Bad Bunny: Tiny Desk Concert
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Bad Bunny: Tiny Desk Concert
Un aplauso pa’ mami y papi, porque en verdad rompieron
LA MuDANZA
sapo concho for LA MuDANZA
A big round of applause to San and Naoki for really breaking up to have Mako and Bolin.
No doubt they would be proud. 🤧
Mako is finally at peace. ❤️🥺
Bad Bunny: Tiny Desk Concert
For a moment, Bad Bunny forgot that he wasn’t in Puerto Rico. Despite its residence in a news building in the capital of the United States, the Tiny Desk can — when colored by the careful vision of a true artist — take you anywhere else, especially the true origins of the music.
But for the superstar, Puerto Rico is so beloved and so sacred that he could never truly forget it… and he’s making sure the world sees that, too. The island is his source of inspiration and the mandate for which he wages war. Flanked by cuatros and congas, Bad Bunny wields the power of Puerto Ricans who have strummed chords and hummed lelolai for generations in efforts to keep the culture alive.
After performing “LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii,” San Benito tells a parable about a man drawn to his band rehearsing outside the White House. “It’s incredible,” the man in the story says, “that after a hundred years of colonization you keep your culture, your language, your tongue, your slang.”
The Puerto Rican flag laid out before him shines; its brilliant blue is defiant and captivating. “They killed people for waving the flag,” Bad Bunny sings in “LA MuDANZA.” But there’s such joy in the expression and such vibrance in the dance. Even with his global platform, Benito’s true magic is intimacy: He wants you to fall in love with Puerto Rico. We scream with him: “Yo soy de P f R!” Whether you are you aren’t, your heart won’t know the difference.
Para mi Isla, hago lo q sea.
Estoy arto d estar por aqa, me kiero ir pa casa d nuevo y quedarme con mi familia aunq jodan, kiero pasarla bien con mi hermano (primo) y q se joda lo d mas