In the chorus for “LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii," Bad Bunny openly denounces the gentrification of Puerto Rico. “They want to take the river and the beach away from me,” he sings, referring to ...

In his latest single, Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawai’i, Bad Bunny doesn’t just offer another reggaetón hit for fans to vibe to—he pens an anthem of defiance and awareness.

Related stories Like Hawaii, Puerto Rico was annexed to the US in the ... Puerto Ricans started feeling the impact of gentrification, Nevárez Araújo said. "If you look at Rincon, Aguada, even ...

Songs like “Squabble Up”, “ Hey Now ”, “ TV Off ”, “ Peekaboo ”, “ Dodger Blue ” and “ GNX ” all have distinct West Coast ...

The habitat of this endemic species is threatened by climate change and by some of the other problems denounced in the album ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,’ such as gentrification and touristification ...

and his engagement with social issues in Puerto Rico like gentrification and LGBTQ rights make him a unique artistic focus for analyzing these matters." The online page first began as university ...

In alignment with his new album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos — which draws inspiration from Puerto Rico and speaks about the island’s culture, struggle with gentrification, and more — the first ...

It features traditional folk music from Puerto Rico, where the artist is from. The lyrics touch on the gentrification of Puerto Rico and draw a stark parallel with Hawaii. Pristine sandy beaches ...