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Bad Bunny Kicks Off Historic Residency in Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny Is Kicking Off a Historic Residency in Puerto Rico. Is the Island Ready?

Bad Bunny made a statement when he decided to host a three-month residency at José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, right in the heart of his homeland’s capital of San Juan.

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Heading to Puerto Rico for the Bad Bunny Residency? Add These Spots to Your Itinerary

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How Bad Bunny is helping Puerto Rico tackle exploitative tourism

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Bad Bunny’s residency is expected to be a financial boon for Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny’s two-month residency is expected to be good business for the once-bankrupt Puerto Rico.

The Beaumont Enterprise · 4h

Puerto Ricans hope for change as Bad Bunny sings about the island's turmoil and identity

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Bad Bunny Named to ‘Hottest Men of All Time’ List With Tupac, Elvis & More

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Travel Guide - Leisure

Here’s what you should know about visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico, ... Colorful street art meets carefully curated, island-focused museum collections in Santurce, ...

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Chicago murals: Puerto Rico native Josué Pellot brings his art to ...

Puerto Rico native Josué Pellot brings mural art to Hermosa, Humboldt Park and the rest of Chicago A Hermosa mural reads “Este momento hermoso es nuestro,” and in Avondale, on an underpass ...

USA Today4mon

Puerto Rico at a crossroads: Preserving culture amid tourism growth

Tourism’s economic impact on Puerto Rico is undeniable. The sector contributed $7.6 billion to the island’s GDP last year, representing 6.6% of the total economy.