Bad Bunny carries the taste and sounds of Puerto Rico at a small table concert Entertainment in the United States
Behind the school table and in front of a special group of Puerto Rican musicians was introduced Benito Antonio Martínez TIM – known as Bad Bunny – in one of the most important scenarios for music on the Internet: NPR Tiny table. Although the singer -songwriter is considered one of the largest in the field and has won several Grammy and Billboard awards, has not yet appeared in a series of videos that, among other things, Adele, Taylor Swift and Du Lipa. Puerto Rican played several songs in front of a small table in what has already become a key moment for Latin music around the world.
Small table concerts have been held for more than 15 years. Laura Gibson Inaugurated the Presentations in 2008. The Vast Majority of Artists Who Have Apeared Have Been Americans, But NPR Music – The National Public Radio Project in Charge of the Series of Videos Dedicates and Month to Spanish -Speaking Music, WHICH HAS MADE TALENTS LIKE NATALIA LAFRECADE (from Mexico), Mon Laferte (From Chile), Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso (from Argentina) and Marias (from California, but Latin origin) have their own meetings.
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The presentation lies in the questions that are part of I had to throw more photos, The latest work of Puerto Rico, which achieved the first place of the Billboard 200 list and has been woven to explore the complexity of the political position of Puerto Rico, except for problems such as gertification and loss of cultural identity, problems that also mention a little more than 30 minutes in the video.
After starting the presentation with CoconutThe song of the heart of the heart in which Bad Bunny is experiencing with the genre of Jíbaro, which is a traditional Afro -Kariby culture, Martínez said in surprise: “I did not know there were so many people.” Then he asked if there were many Puerto Riccs who have identified themselves quickly. Jim dedicated the second song, I’ll take you a par pr.
One of the key moments was when he interpreted What happened to HawaiiOne of the strongest topics of the album regrets the negative effects of gentrification and changes in the cultural identity of Puerto Rico. He explained before he sang it, “It is a song I dreamed of. He also said he tried with his band near the White House before the presentation on a small table. I’m if fucking with me. ”
By telling the story, Martínez sounds frustrated, because many Americans do not know much about the island that they have seen him grow. “Sometimes you don’t know where Puerto Rico is,” he told the audience, mainly addressed Non -latin, and even at a time he suggested to forget whether to speak Spanish or English for the recording. “For a moment I felt I was in PR, so thanks for being here, people.”
To closure, Benito led an interpretation MoveA love letter to the family of the past and the environment in which it grew up. “My story comes from the same place from one that comes for many of us,” he said. “That’s why we are here. We all present Puerto Rican, Puerto Rican. Then we are very proud to be able to represent and be able to bring our music and our culture all over the world.” And although most of the world now knows who Bad Bunny is, with his small table, his music can achieve more ears, while his fans give the session that they can keep repeating until they return to a small area.
