PETA Calls Out Bad Bunny Over His Puerto Rico Residency Shows

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By TODAY in Delaware The “Malo Rabbit” is much more than a singer. It is an inspiration that revives the pride of the Puerto Rican people. Their songs could be the conversations “with their cordons” in any corner of the island that surrounds them with music. If the first weekend with their presentation on the Capitol was the madness, let’s say, the expectation that there is for this second weekend. New scenery is announced (last weekend was a ty…

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The day before giving the kick-off to about thirty concerts in Puerto Rico, with which it is expected to generate millions of dollars for the economy, and culture, of the island, Bad Bunny published a message: "Local Buy." The phrase defines the philosophy of the 30 shows planned by the Puerto Rican star in San Juan. The first nine are reserved exclusively for residents in this free state associated with the United States. The remaining 21 will …

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The animal rights organization PETA has demanded that Bad Bunny remove the live chickens from the stage before the concert, which are part of the ambiance he recreates…

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Puerto Rican visual artist Joabel Ortiz Aponte found inspiration in the figure of Benito Martínez Ocasio during his work throughout 2019 and 2020. That initial creative impulse led to the creation of a mural in Old San Juan dedicated to the urban artist. This year, motivated by "an unexpected reception," the artist returned to the image of the performer, who is holding an artist residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico for the first time.