2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15
Union make force. If there is one thing that Puerto Rican artists have demonstrated since the controversy involving the governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Roselló, was unleashed, it is that they can move masses when they fight for the same mission.
Roselló has been in the eye of the hurricane since messages leaked between himself and other members of his administration that have been branded as sexist, sexist, misogynistic and homophobic.
One of the artists who has been at the foot of the canyon is Bad Bunny, who recently announced that he would make a temporary halt in his career to support his Puerto Rican people.
It is time to wake up Puerto Rican !!! To my fans from other countries, I hope you understand me, this is not the time to take or promote music or upload photos by boat !! I can't, my people need me !! And I need them !!”, wrote the interpreter of“'Tamos bien”through his social networks in the fit of a video in which he left his feelings.
“I'm going to put a pause on my career. Right now I don't have the heart to make music,”he says in the clip he filmed from Spain after seeing in a local newscast that the Isla del Encanto is on the lips of the entire world.
The mission of Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, Bad Bunny's first name, like that of all Puerto Rican artists, is to spread the message of "Ricky Renuncia" until he pressures the president to leave his position. This was demonstrated in his last presentation in Barcelona, in which he made his audience shout this same phrase over and over again: "Ricky … resign!".
The union of Puerto Ricans against the Roselló government is growing stronger. As Puerto Rican leaders tirelessly struggle to make history, support for Roselló continues to decline.
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