Bad Bunny's 'Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii' Enters Brazil's Presidential Election as Lula Turns Its Warning Toward the Amazon
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The new lyrics keep the rhythm of the original song, but they change the scene and the message. "They want to take the river and, also, the beach, they want the rare lands, they want us to leave", is heard in the campaign video of the Brazilian leader.
The song, which addresses the loss of territory and identity in Puerto Rico, will be part of an electoral piece by the Brazilian president
Bad Bunny's 'Lo Que le Pasó a Hawaii' Enters Brazil's Presidential Election as Lula Turns Its Warning Toward the Amazon
Bad Bunny's warning about what could happen to Puerto Rico if its people lose control of their land has traveled more than 3,000 miles south, entering Brazil's extraordinarily tight presidential election with a new landscape and a new political message.
Bad Bunny authorizes Lula’s campaign to use “What Happened to Hawaii” with a new lyrics
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) adapted a song by Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny in one of the campaign pieces. The video deals with sovereignty, one of the main mots that the petist has been defending in his candidacy for re-election. The song is called "What happened to Hawaii", and talks about the loss of territory and fear that the native land of the singer, Puerto Rico, ends up losing his identity and cultural sovereignty to the Uni…
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