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Esta semana le damos duro al mundial de baloncesto FIBA, no dejamos fuera la liga de España 'La Liga Santander' y los grupos de la #ChampionsLeague están listos para arrancar la fase de grupos en Septiembre. REDES 👇 Desde La Linea Podcast 👇 https://linktr.ee/DesdeLaLineaPod Audie 👇 @soyaudie ''IG'' Vil Yampier @vilyampier ''X'' Melo 👇 @m3lolmr ''IG''👇

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en este episodio chismeamos y reflexionamos sobre las amistades, nos dimos cuenta que la responsabilidad afectiva también es con las amigas y que siempre vale la pena luchar por ellas Instagram @newphonepodcast Mail: newphonepodcast@gmail.com

Nos acompaña Sadot Santana del periódico Metro Puerto Rico para hablar sobre el nuevo disco de Bad Bunny, El Último Tour del Mundo. Hablamos sobre la espectativa y recepción de este disco y lo comparamos con YHLQMDLG y X100pre.  Luego analizamos y discutimos cada cancion, discutimos cuales son nuestras favoritas y las menos preferidas. Sadot […]

Otro episodio traído por nuestros patroncitos y patroncitas PYMES: Empresarios por Puerto Rico, es una organización sin fines de lucro que representa renglones empresariales diversos de todos los tamaños, y que poseen en conglomerado un volumen de venta de más de $4,000 millones, siendo uno de los mayores aportadores a la economía local. Como sector empresarial representamos empresas de capital local, entre estos tenemos como miembros a Selectos, Econo, Coopharma, Cooperativas de Ahorro y Crédito, Los Ejecutivos Cooperativas, Droguería Betances, Ferreterias Ace, SuperMax entre otros. Empresarios por Puerto Rico es parte del Miercoles Naranja. Y qué es miercoles naranja? Pues… Mañana comienza la campaña del miércoles naranja con ofertas especiales en todo tipo de comercios y pequeños negocios boricua con ofertas increibles. Conoce las ofertas en https://www.compralealdeaqui.com/. Las ofertas comienzan el miércoles 25 y se extienden hasta diciembre. Apoya a empresarios por puerto rico y a nuestros pequeños negocios en compralealdeaqui.com. --- Palma Swim es una linea de traje de baños hecha de material reciclado. En cada uno hay alrededor de 5 botellas plasticas recicladas. Estan hechos en Estados Unidos con Proposito. Donan 8% de sus ganancias a La entidad Mentes Puertorriqueñas en Accion. Inspirado todo en la isla para tus momentos tropicales. Tienen una edicion limitada colaboracion con el Artista Sergio Vazquez, el boricua que hiso el arte de Bad bunny para su disco X100pre. Compra ahora en palmaswim.com  --- Bufete Santiago Cruz - El Lcdo. Jean René Santiago Cruz ofrece representación en casos de litigio comercial y servicios de asesoría a corporaciones, organizaciones sin fines de lucro y cooperativas mediante un modelo de outsourced general counsel. Tiene experiencia como litigante en uno de los principales bufetes corporativos del país, cuenta con una maestría en temas de derecho y finanzas y comenzó su carrera como oficial jurídico en el Tribunal Supremo. Puede visitar su página web en bufetesantiagocruz.com, mediante e-mail al jr@bufetesantiagocruz.com, o a su teléfono (939) 439-8599. --- Neuroactivo Memory Care Services Compañía puertorriqueña especializada en trabajar el mantenimiento y mejora de las funciones cognitivas como la memoria, atención, lenguaje y muchas áreas más. Especializados en personas con algún deterioro cognitivo leve, alzhéimer, Parkinson o simplemente desean mantenerse saludables. Sesiones de mantenimiento cognitivo individuales y 100% personalizados para atender las necesidades del participante y familia. Ninguna sesión es igual. Contamos con un servicio único en PR de mantenimiento cognitivo híbrido; además de realizar las sesiones en el hogar también se crea una cuenta en línea para el participante y familia puedan tener acceso a nuestras sesiones 24/7 para reforzar ese mantenimiento. Nuestros costos son accesibles para todo tipo de presupuesto. Las sesiones presenciales son en el hogar del participante con todos los protocolos de higiene y equipo de protección necesario. Nombre de los encargados, Yaelis Acevedo y Javier González; Directores de los programas de memoria. Teléfono: 787-297-3244 Website: Facebook bajo: NeuroactivoPR Si nos llama y nos dice que vienen de Puestos Pal Problema le brindamos un 30% de descuento en la evaluación inicial del participante. No esperemos que ya sea tarde para querer trabajar la memoria de nuestro ser querido, la prevención es la clave. --- Los y las suscriptoras de nuestro Patreon escucharon este podcast hace más de 12 horas. Suscríbete en patreon.com/puestospalproblema y disfruta de una gran comunidad y beneficios exclusivos. --- Pasó lo que dijimos. El FEI no va a acusar a nadie por el Telegram y el Supremo bajó 6-3 a favor del PNP. :) Con Jonathan Lebrón (@SrLebron) y Luis Herrero (@lherrero). Sigue a PPP en Twitter, Facebook e Instagram. ¿Te gusta el podcast? ¡Déjanos 5 estrellas! ¡Riega la voz! Dile a tus amigos que se pongan al día escuchando PPP.  -- Nuestro logo y camisetas fueron diseñadas por Gabriel René. Síguelo en @gabrielrodz | https://gabrielrene.com Nuestra música fue compuesta por EFFE CPR. Lo pueden seguir en todas las redes bajo E F F E CPR. Descarga su disco "Sorry por el Delay" en Spotify,Apple Music y Tidal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En esta edición de Entrebarras, conversamos acerca de la nueva canción de Almighty llamada "Mi Testimonio". Le metemos al "freestyle" sorpresa de Myke Towers y René nos pone al tanto sobre el papelón sucedido con Doja Cat. También, reseñamos el nuevo álbum de la leyenda del hip-hop boricua SieteNueve, Melancolía. Y nos vamos pico a pico debatiendo qué álbum de Bad Bunny es mejor, ¿X100pre o YHLQMDLG? Esto y mucho más en el tercer episodio de Entrebarras. **canción utilizada: Santo - LaloProductionsBeatz**

Episode Notes Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1VR1sJMtl8e9ph14hET7EA[“Hablamos Mañana,” by Bad Bunny]Maria: So now we're going to kind of touch on his music because he came out with the new album. Nat and I literally waited until midnight to hear it, but I also think we're not the only ones. Natalia: No.Maria: Everyone did. Everyone was waiting. Also, he released an album for the first time in 16 months yet, X100PRE stays relevant. I still listen to X100PRE every day.Natalia: X100PRE came out on Nochebuena. So in Latin America, Nochebuena is the day before Christmas and that’s celebrated more than Christmas Day. Maria: Yeah, the night of the 24th of December. Natalia: So what did I do? So I was in Mexico, but I was with all my cousins. I have a lot of cousins and they're like kinda running all over the place. So I locked myself in like a room. Plug my headphones in, listen to it, walked out, and was like wow. Merry Christmas. Best Christmas present I've received. Getting back to his new album.Maria: Yeah. Let’s get back into Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana. We kind of like decided that we're gonna touch on our personal favorites and then also the songs we think are going to be the biggest hits. Natalia: So this album is completely Latino. Unlike the last album where Bad Bunny had a song with Drake, this one features collabs with only Latin artists, but from all over Latin America. With Duki from Argentina, Pablo Chill-E from Chile, Sech from Panamá, and Daddy Yankee, who is an overall reggaeton icon. He sings Gasolina, which you've probably all heard.Maria: And he was also the inspiration for Bad Bunny to become an artist.Natalia: Bad Bunny is living his dream.Maria: So we're going to kind of like alternate and talk about our favorites. Natalia: So the first song in the album is “Si Veo a Tu Mamá”, which is like at the very beginning. The beat is very catchy. But some of you might have recognized it because he sampled a song called “The Girl From Ipanema”. And so that's why it might sound very familiar and I think it's so cool that he did that. It kind of shows how he can modernize it. And then also the lyrics. When he says, “Solo comparto memes, ya no escribo nada. Y no he borra’o tu foto, solo la puse en privada.” So that translates essentially to “Now I only share memes, I don't write anything anymore. I didn't delete your photo. I only put it on private”. And I think that really speaks to our generation.Maria: Yeah. Natalia: Because... Yeah, so the song is more melancholy and kind of sad...Maria: But it's also really happy. It's the one thing I’ll point out.Natalia: Which is very ironic. And it's great. Musically, great song. Maria: Yes. Okay. One of my favorites is “La Santa”, which is Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny’s collaboration on this album. I actually didn't think I’d like it as much, but the more I listened to the album, the more it stood out to me. I think more because lyrically I kind of really liked it. Like I saw this TikTok...Natalia: Oh no.Maria: About like this guy who was talking about how like Bad Bunny’s album is kind of like phases of a breakup.Natalia: Yes, I saw that TikTok. Maria: Yeah. And so like, I don't know. I feel like this is like one that's particularly like when you start realizing that you're catching feelings for someone but you're in denial. And I think it perfectly captures that feeling. Natalia: So, kind of going off of that. So, Bad Bunny...he kind of tells a story that's not – it's not chronological – but he tells a story throughout his album. So the next song I really like is “Pero Ya No”. And this is kind of at the end of the last phase of a relationship where it's like, I used to like you, you used to like me, but not anymore. And honestly, Bad Bunny has some really funny verses. When we were listening to this, like, the first time we listened to it fully, I laughed a few times. Maria: Oh, yeah.Natalia: This is one of the lines. He says, “A mí ya no me cachas, yo no soy un Pokémon”. (Translation: You can’t catch me anymore, I’m not a Pokemon.) And I just think that's so funny. Yeah. And it's kind of like at the end of the breakup when you finally move on, and it slowly turns more and more upbeat kind of to symbolize the moving on and freeing yourself from a relationship. Which I think is really artistic. Maria: So another one of my favorites is “Yo Perreo Sola”. Natalia: This is gonna be the hit.Maria: This is gonna be a hit.Natalia: It is a hit already. Maria: Like it's so good. I love this because this song really is like that... Natalia: This is like Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” but like in 2020.Maria: But also, this is the type of stuff Benito does where like he's a male but he's perfectly...Natalia: Supporting female empowerment.Maria: Yes.Natalia: But also, something Bad Bunny does a lot is he mentions some of his earlier songs.Maria: Yeah.Natalia: So like in this he says, “Ella está soltera antes que se pusiera de moda,” which means she was single before it was in style. This is to reference his song “Soltera” with Lunay.Maria: and Daddy Yankee. Natalia: But yes, that’s “Yo Perreo Sola”. And then just a side note, Maria and I have formed these opinions after listening to the album constantly for like, three days so our opinions will probably change by like the end of the week. Maria: Yeah.Natalia: Because that's just the type of people we are. When I first listened to this, I was like “Safaera” is definitely gonna be a hit. It's gonna be the big one. But I will say that one part in “Safaera” where he plays the jaws theme song. And I just think that's so funny. He’s so creative with his music. Maria: The thing with “Safaera” that makes “Safaera” unique is that he sampled so many songs into one song and it works. Like…Natalia: Yes.Maria: How? Natalia: So, moving on. There’s this one song we both really, really like. I think “25/8” or 25/8 has some of the best lyrics of the entire album.Maria: It really does. Natalia: My favorite one is “No e’ que sea antisocial, e’ que ustede’ dan mala vibra” (Translation: It’s not that I’m antisocial, it’s just that you guys give off a bad vibe). Which I personally relate to because when I don't like someone or like don't like a certain group of people, I will literally just shut off and not talk.Maria: Mm-hmm. Natalia: Like sometimes people think I'm quiet or shy. But no, that probably just means I don't like you. My friends know I talk a lot. Do I talk a lot?Maria: I don't think so…Natalia: Okay, well, I talk. Maria: Yes. Natalia: So like, yeah, if you see me and like I'm in a group setting with you and I don't talk, or like ignore you…Maria: Now you know!Natalia: Now you know, sorry, I just like exposed myself out there.Maria: I genuinely I love “25/8”. It's one of my favorite songs. And I like the lyric that goes, “Nunca seguidor, yo siempre he sido un líder” (Translation: Never a follower, I’ve always been a leader). Because Benito, –I told this to Nat – I genuinely don't like artists who try to flaunt like they're the best. But Benito has all my respect and he can do that.Natalia: He has the right to.Maria: He has the right to. Natalia: In this song he calls out like the hourly wage in Puerto Rico, which is $7.25, and he's like, this is not a liveable wage. And so I think this song really personifies and embodies all of Bad Bunny, like all he stands for, what he's accomplished, where he's going…. I think this is one of his best works. Maria: I agree. Like, this song is the song that to me stands out lyrically in the album. Natalia: And then we kind of already touched on “P FKN R”. This kind of ties back to “25/8”. He again calls out the government to like do something. And I think this ties also into his song “Ser Bichote” in X100PRE. So a bichote is someone in a barrio or in a neighborhood, who is a drug trafficker. But he is loved in that community because he brings money into the community and distributes it. Essentially, like a Robin Hood type of figure. And so he compares himself to that, but with music. And he does the same thing in “P FKN R”. He makes a lot of metaphors with him, music, and drugs, which I think is very impactful since Latin America is many times associated with drugs. Maria: So okay, these past few days after the album came out the only thing I hear whenever the dorm is silent is Nat going “Meow, meow, meow, meow, meow”. I don't know why meow? Natalia: I can't sing so I have to use other vocal-like…vocal-like...things. Maria: So she's imitating this part of the song where it goes “Pr pr pr pr pr”. Natalia: Which I think is really funny PR like when you make the sounds together I mean, sound and I just think that's so funny. So the next song on the album is “Hablamos Mañana”, which is so good. This is like where he starts out with, he goes and he says, “Yo hago lo que me da la gana” which is the name of the album obviously. He mentions it throughout the entire album, but this one's so good. He's like I do what I want. At the end it kind of goes into this heavy metal type of thing. So Bad Bunny is also very much influenced by pop-punk, like Blink-182. And Maria's laughing because she knows that I went – I skimmed the surface of an emo phase in middle school. Maria: You say it with such shame.Natalia: It was a dark time in my past. So this was just giving me flashbacks. Maria: Yeah, Nat loves this song. I personally...I still like it. I just don't think that it's like... I understand why he’s kind of closing off the album with the title of the album. So I get it. Natalia: It also gives me a lot of like early 2000s Latin Pop Music vibes. Maria: Yeah. Natalia: Also, Bad Bunny is so flexible in genre and voice.Maria: Yeah.Natalia: So there's a lot, before we get to the last song on the album, he has so many other songs that are not in his two albums – which you should definitely listen to. But like “Chambea” versus “Cual Es Tu Plan”.Maria: Yeah.Natalia: The sounds are completely different.Maria: He said in an interview once that he knows that his audience will literally – he could like do rock. People will listen to it. He can do reggaeton. People will listen to it. He could do whatever genre he wants.Natalia: Okay, “Cual Es Tu Plan” isn't even a genre. It sounds like elevator music with a reggaeton slow backbeat and it's so good. Maria: “Cual Es Tu Plan” is one of the best songs.Natalia: And also “Estamos Bien” is so completely different on his previous album from all the other songs he had on there.Maria: And I will go ahead and again “Otra Noche en Miami” – literally one of the saddest songs. But also such a good beat. You can jam to it. Natalia: Like “Otra Noche en Miami” and also “Estamos Bien” are very different from his usual pop reggaeton sounds, but “Estamos Bien” is actually one of my – it was on my Spotify Wrapped. That was my most listened to song in 2019. I love that song.Maria: Oh, you're bringing back the Spotify Wrapped.Natalia: I love that song. It got me through a lot of stuff. It's a great song. I love it. And now for the last song on the album.Maria: Which is “

Genio? Payaso? un episodio interesante donde hablamos del controversial artista de Puerto Rico.

En nuestra primera reseña, hablamos sobre la trayectoria musical del raperito de soundcloud vegabajeño que se ha convertido en uno de los artistas latinos más grandes a nivel internacional. Desde sus inicios, su breakthrough con DJ Luian y Mambo Kingz, hasta su debut X100PRE y su álbum más reciente YHLQMDLG, trazamos una breve línea del tiempo y concluimos reseñando cada una de sus veinte canciones. ¡Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales!Twitter: @EscuchateEstoPD | @eduardo_gab27 | @AndruVazcoInstagram: @EscuchateEstoPD | @eduardo_gabriel | @frenzatrancesaA continuación, dejamos los enlaces de los recursos, canciones, álbumes y artistas mencionados en el episodio:Playlist de YouTube con videos musicales, presentaciones y canciones mencionadasAfter Hours, The Weeknd3.15.2020, Childish GambinoColores, J BalvinPlaylist de las primeras canciones de Bad Bunny en SoundcloudDiles-- Bad Bunny feat. Arcángel, Ozuna, FarrukoRumor de guerra-- Héctor el FatherI like it-- Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J BalvinMía-- Bad Bunny feat. DrakeEstá Rico-- Marc Anthony, Will Smith & Bad BunnyTe gusté-- JLo y Bad BunnyAfilando Cuchillos-- Ile, Residente & Bad BunnyEstamos BienNibiru, OzunaFlor-- Los Rivera Destino feat. Bad BunnyAquí está tu caldo, Daddy YankeeYo Perreo Sola Challenge de Larissa DonesArtículo de Frances Solá Santiago The Classist Story Behind Bad Bunny's "Bichiyal"

Playlist Spotify: bit.ly/EstrenosSpotifyFU Youtube: bit.ly/FrequenciaUrbanaYT Facebook: bit.ly/FrequenciaUrbanaFB Instagram: bit.ly/FrequenciaUrbanaIG2 Frequencia Urbana, LLC ©️2020 Catalogo: 2005: Más Flow 2 2005: Motivando A La Yal: Special Edition 2005: Sangre Nueva 2005: La Moda 2006: Pa'l Mundo: Deluxe Edition 2006: Top of the Line 2006: Los Rompe Discotekas 2006: Luny Tunes & Tainy: Mas Flow: Los Benjamins 2006: The Bad Boy 2006: Los Vaqueros 2007: Luny Tunes & Tainy: Los Benjamins: La Continuación 2007: It's My Time 2007: Wisin vs. Yandel: Los Extraterrestres 2007: Sangre Nueva Special Edition 2007: The Perfect Melody 2007: El Cartel: The Big Boss 2007: Broke and Famous 2008: Semblante Urbano 2008: La Melodía de la Calle 2008: Los Extraterrestres: Otra Dimensión 2008: Talento de Barrio 2008: Luny Tunes Presents: Erre XI 2008: Masacre Musical 2008: El Fenómeno 2009: Down to Earth 2009: Welcome to the Jungle 2009: La Revolución 2009: The Last 2009: The Black Frequency - Los Yetzons 2009: La Melodia De La Calle: Updated 2009: La Evolución 2010: My World 2010: El Momento 2010: Drama Queen 2010: Los Verdaderos 2011: Los Vaqueros 2: El Regreso 2011: Musica + Alma + Sexo 2011: Formula, Vol. 1 2012: Líderes 2012: La Formula (album) 2013: Los Sucesores - J King & Maximan 2013: Geezy Boyz - De La Ghetto 2013: De Líder a Leyenda 2013: Sentimiento, Elegancia & Maldad 2014: Legacy 2014: El Regreso del Sobreviviente 2014: Love and Sex 2015: Legacy: De Líder a Leyenda Tour (EP) 2015: La Melodía de la Calle: 3rd Season 2015: The Last Don, Vol. 2 2015: La Artilleria Vol. 1 2015: Dangerous 2015: Revolucionario 2016: Alto Rango 2017: Update 2018: X100pre 2019: Hurt By You

¿qué es lo que le da la gana a Benito aver? ¿Hay un giro o una insistencia en los tópicos amorosos planteados en X100pre? ¿Cuál es la función de los perros en su discografía? ¿Y de las mamás? ¿Y de las amigas? ¿Y de los potos? Pos nos vemos en un rato y atentis que será por streaming (www.subela.cl)

Episode Notes Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1VR1sJMtl8e9ph14hET7EA[“¿Quien Tu Eres?,” by Bad Bunny]Natalia & Maria: Hello!Maria: Welcome to Guatever! I’m Maria Caamaño.Natalia: And I’m Natalia Camino. Maria: And today we're finally getting around to doing a podcast episode on Bad Bunny!Natalia: Unless you've been living under a rock, you are probably aware that Bad Bunny released his second album called…Natalia & Maria: Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana.Maria: Which translates to: I do what I want.Natalia: Whatever I want. Which is iconic because no one can release an album on that date for another four years because it was a leap day.Maria: Yeah, but that's like the type of stuff he does.Natalia: I love him.Maria: I love him so much!Natalia: So the release of his album was the biggest debut of 2020 so far. And as of right now, Bad Bunny is in the Top 25 Most Listened To Artists on Spotify worldwide, which is very impressive…Maria: And just proves his power.Natalia: I love him. So we're going to break up this episode into like two parts. First, we're going to talk about who he is and the impact he has had on Latin America. Maria: And the next is just talking about his album.Natalia: Obviously, we won't get through his entire album because…Maria: There are 20 songs. Natalia: So we will pick and choose some of our favorites. So to fully understand why we love Bad Bunny, you need to understand that Maria and I are roommates because of him.Maria: Literally. So, clears throat let me get started.Natalia: Storytime!Maria: So basically, when I was looking for a roommate at Northwestern, there is always a Facebook group for the incoming class. And I posted in the girls’ group looking for roommates that I was looking for one and I put like, “Oh, one of my favorite artists is Bad Bunny.” And then I got a message from someone…Natalia: I commented, “OMG! I like Bad Bunny too!”Maria: And then, literally because of this, we started DM-ing and became roommates.Natalia: We will not read that conversation. It is a very awkward conversation. It has words...Maria: It was very cringey.Natalia: It was super cringey. There are words like proposal. And we talked about chairs a lot.Maria: We did talk a lot about chairs. But that’s kind of like our energy, so it makes sense.Natalia: So we're just gonna take a quick moment and appreciate…Maria: What Bad Bunny has done for us. Benito…Natalia: Benito...Gracias.Maria: Gracias.Natalia: This is for you.Maria: This friendship is because of you. Natalia: Look at what you've created. So who is he? His full name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio.Maria: He was born in Vega Baja in Puerto Rico. And he rose to fame really, or at least I remember, that he rose to fame mostly because of his song “Diles” and “Soy Peor.” Natalia: Over the past few years he's risen to fame, mostly due to the support of Puerto Rican and Dominican audiences. And he kind of touches on this on the last track on his new album, where he says…Maria: Gracia' a to' mis domi y a mi gente en Puerto Rico. Cada cosa que logro a ustede' se la' dedico. Which translates to “Thank you to my Dominicans and my people in Puerto Rico, everything I do, I dedicate to you.”Natalia: But he has shown his gratitude to the people of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in various ways. So on his last album X100PRE, which was his first solo album, he has a song called “La Romana”. Which I'm … So Maria is laughing because for spring break I am going to la República Dominicana, and we are going to La Romana. Because it is a place.Maria: So La Romana is in the coast of the DR, and it’s literally known for just being a place to go to the beach…Natalia: I’m going there for spring break. And I've been practicing my Dominican accent. Utede no tan listo. ¡He estado practicando mi acento dominicano! (Translation: Y’all are not ready. I’ve been practicing my Dominican accent!)Maria: Oh my God. It's like, it's so funny to me. This is so funny to me. She's made a list of what I say in Spanish to try and imitate it. And I find it hilarious. Natalia: I'm trying my best. I'm dropping the S’s like it's nobody's business but in reality, it takes a lot of mental effort.Maria: The entire point of dropping the S’s is so that you don't have to make any effort…Natalia: Utede no tan listo para cuando yo vaya a la República Dominicana. (Translation: Y’all are not ready for when I go to the Dominican Republic.) Maria: But yes, basically … I appreciate him so much. He recently tweeted in support of Dominicans because right now there's a lot of political tension going on due to the suspension of municipal elections in DR. I won't really get into that right now. Natalia: Maria wrote an article about it.Maria: We have to acknowledge that he's very supportive. But then he's also amazing. He uses his platform so well, to advocate and like to show support for Puerto Rico.Natalia: Yeah, so in his new album there's a song called “P FKN R,” in which he kind of talks about how – it's not clear if he's talking about the U.S. government or the Puerto Rican more local government. But essentially in the song, he's like, “Hey, why do you talk all this talk and then not act on it?” The people in Puerto Rico are suffering. And so in 2018, when he went on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, he called out the Trump administration and said after one year of the hurricane, there are still people without electricity in their homes. This was after Hurricane Maria. And he said that more than 3,000 people died and Trump is still in denial. And this was a very personal issue for him because his family home – like where his parents live – was still running on three generators one year after Hurricane Maria. And so this kind of just shows how he really uses his platform.Maria: Also, on July 22 of 2019, he headed the protests against Ricardo Roselló and he advocated like for his resignation. So, he, Ricky Martin and Residente.. were the ones who took to the streets and were actually protesting with people. And he posted so much about it. And I think that because of that, he got so much attention from other people who did not know what was going on.Natalia: Bad Bunny definitely uses his album to raise awareness of issues in Puerto Rico because Puerto Rico's mostly forgotten by the American public because it's not considered a state – it’s essentially a colony. And so many times, it's forgotten and neglected by the US government. And so he raises awareness of some of the issues. Maria: And also he is an advocate for just people raising their voices and fighting for what they believe in and fighting for democracy, which I think is something that's so great about him.Natalia: Also, on his first album X100PRE, he had a song called “Solo de Mi”, which – if you listen to the first half – it's very melancholy and then picks up to be more upbeat. But the first half – also the first half of the music video for that song – is very obviously about domestic violence, which is not talked about in Latin America or even American society in general. It's not something that is talked about, and for a male Latin artist to talk about this is unheard of. It is a very taboo subject. And for him to bring it up because it does happen.Maria: Oh, for sure.Natalia: It happens everywhere. And for an artist to do this is truly powerful.Maria: Yeah. Also recently, he had his Late Night debut with Jimmy Fallon in the US and he wore a shirt that said: “They killed Alexa, not a man with a skirt.” Alexa was a transgender woman in Puerto Rico who was ridiculed and killed, and when people in the media were talking about it, they would refer to Alexa as a man in a skirt. And so his shirt says, “They killed Alexa, not a man with a skirt” to kind of say like call her by her name, first of all, and then…Natalia & Maria: He wore a skirt!Natalia: Because HE is a man in a skirt!Maria: This man. Yes because … UGH I love him so much! Also, he's the only man who can pull off Crocs. Unpopular opinion.Natalia: Not even man just ... human … who can pull off crocs.Maria: True.Natalia: Yeah. And so, after all this and him going so much against social norms and social constructs, you’d think that Bad Bunny wouldn't be a popular artist – especially in Latin America where most of his audience is Latin males.Maria: Yeah. And machismo is so prevalent in like Latin America that you would think that they wouldn't be like...Natalia: They wouldn’t support his music. But that's not the case at all. If not, he's just gained more and more popularity.Maria: And he's breaking those boundaries because personally, I've seen it myself. I have a friend who, after Bad Bunny started painting his nails, he started painting his nails. Which is something that is unheard of in the Dominican Republic. Literally unheard of for a guy to be proud of wearing nail polish. That is something that is unheard of, and I really saw … He was like “Oh, I want to paint my nails like Bad Bunny!” And I really saw firsthand his power.Natalia: Yeah, he is an influencer in both contemporary Latin music, but also in fashion and gender norms and all these things. Maria: Literally he does so much we can't really get into everything he does. I totally recommend to read an article in which he talks about sexual orientation. Y’all should read it. Yep, that's it.Natalia: So, yes. We love Bad Bunny.Maria: We love Benito.Maria: This has been Maria Caamaño and Natalia Camino for NBN Audio. [“¿Quien Tu Eres?,” by Bad Bunny]This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Bad Bunny’s highly anticipated sophomore album is here - finally. After the wild critical and commercial success of X100PRE, everyone’s eyes were on our baddest conejo to see if he could really follow up what many of us saw as a masterpiece. Does YHLQMDLG live up to the hype? Are all twenty tracks really, actually palos??? We get into what el conejo did right, all the little easter eggs and suprises, and where he left us disappointed. If YHLQMDLG clearly tells us something though, it’s that Bad Bunny tiene un compromiso y amor inmenso for his isla - y que, sin duda, hace lo que le da la fucking gana. Featuring music by Bad Bunny, ft. Daddy Yankee, Yaviah, Nesi, Jowell y Randy, Ñengo Flow, Arcángel, Kendo Kaponi, Duki, and Pablo Chill-E. It’s our fourth birthday bbs! Will you consider becoming a Radio Menea member to help us celebrate? bit.ly/2s2RQhS Show notes: bit.ly/334F80V Follow us: instagram.com/RadioMenea twitter.com/RadioMenea facebook.com/RadioMenea tinyletter.com/RadioMenea

Wanda Vázquez intenta tapar sus errores con una estupidez de publicación de El Molusco. Adrián profundiza sobre el controversial All-Star weekend. Comparan las expectativas de YHLQMDLG con lo que fue X100PRE. Además, Adrián y Pepe narran sus experiencias en el choli de Tommy Torres en diferentes días. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Los Diasporriqueños se montan a 200 millas en un jetski y hablan sobre su marido compartido BAD BUNNY! Reflexionan sobre su carrera, su impacto, qué harían para tirárselo y hacen un track-by-track analysis de X100PRE.

De Vibras a X100PRE llegamos a Oasis, ven a ver lo que pensamos sobre el junte más importante del verano.

Que onda amig@s?! Oh bitch WHAT?! We posted two weeks in a row? I know, I know, I'm proud of us too! On this week's episode we talk all about friendship. What makes a good friendship? How do you overcome distance, life, and challenges? Yeya and her long time friend Jose dish it all out. 13 years and counting. Pinches viejas! How do they do it?! Tune in to find out! Between US, bringing you all things brown, all things gay, and all things MESSY! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Love it? Hate it? Have comments, questions? Want us to discuss anything in particular? Let us know! Follow us on Instagram at @Between_US_POD. Shoot us a DM, or drop a comment under one of our posts. We're dying to get to know ya'll too. You can also email us at gmail.com">gmail.com">BetweenUS.POD.@gmail.com. Okay pues, bye!

Hablamos las diferencias entre las funciones y los "highlights" mientras lidiamos con grabar a la distancia y dificultades técnicas. Aún así no podiamos dejar pasar la oportunidad de hablar sobre esto.

Nicky Jam anunció su “Intimo Tour 2019”, su próxima gira de conciertos en territorio estadounidense, donde el cantautor urbano más destacado en los últimos tiempos espera sorprender a todos sus seguidores con su extraordinario show, muchas sorpresas y una constante evolución. Por otro lado, Bad Bunny agregó nuevas fechas a su gira X100PRE y Jac Mauro junto a Suz Fernández analizan las palabras de Ozuna en el Calibash 2019 tras asumir un error del pasado.Y para culminar, Michael Stuart habla de su regreso a la música.

Bad Bunny X100PRE Album Mix by DJ Santana

En el ultimo capitulo del 2018 hablamos del disco de Bad Bunny "X100pre", Hancel The Hitman da su humilde opinion de Wisin, y cubrimos todo lo que esta TRENDING en el genero URBANO! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trending-urbano/support

X100Pre es posiblemente el album con mas contenido y mensajes ocultos de la musica urbana latina, me disfrute mucho analizando este album en su totalidad ya que en su mayoria incluye muchos recuerdos de mi niñes en Puerto Rico; ademas de mucha sinceridad de parte de Bad Bunny acerca de su vida. Redes Sociales: Facebook: bit.ly/FrequenciaUrbanaFB Instagram: bit.ly/FrequenciaUrbanaIG Spotify: http://bit.ly/MiPlaylistPersonalSpotify Canciones - X100Pre • 01. Ni Bien Ni Mal • 02. 200 MPH (Ft. Diplo) • 03. Quien Tu Eres • 04. Caro • 05. Tenemos Que Hablar • 06. Otra Noche en Miami • 07. Ser Bichote • 08. Si Estuviésemos Juntos • 09. Solo de Mí • 10. Cuando Perriabas • 11. La Romana (Ft. El Alfa) • 12. Como Antes • 13. RLNDT • 14. Estamos Bien • 15. Mia (Ft. Drake)

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En las últimas horas Bad Bunny lanzó su primer disco llamado x100PRE. Me logré sentar con él y con Molusco para hacerle una entrevista exclusiva en donde hablamos de toda su carrera, su manera única de mercadearse y de cómo ha cambiado su vida en los últimos 3 años.