The urban exponent Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasiomy best friend when “Bad Bunny” read her new theme “Una Velita” refers to the experience they have in the gates of the world with atmospheric settings and constant apogonies.
The theme was a day when she came to mark the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Maria, which passed through the island in 2017, leaving the entire country without electricity services and provoking the lack of life and possessions.
“The year passes by, but this time it is still long,” dices part of the core of the theme, which has various references to the social and political situation that Puerto Rico lives.
In one part of the topic, the urban exponent refers to the walls provoked by the atmospheric system and the days that the state now surrounds. In one way or another, he criticized the politicians who only took photos in the evening hours.
“Obviamente la luz se va ir, sabrá Dios y nunca va a volver. There is a possibility that when the river is built, a romper is created that is carried by the songs that are kept in the cell until they leave the señal, the señal ya se dio and not to be seen, falta que el boricua quiera despair not olviden los viejitos de allí , I live alone and I stop myself knowing that we are all here and all the time I have to be rescued with the government, I am not so thrilled that these cabrones are from a Hesitation will deter you, namely for the call for the photo, which is no longer of any use to me today You can be happy with 5 million, because you will die and you will not mind olvidar, la palma en la queer ahorcar the país, an day “We’re going to die here”, followed by the lettering that the urban exponent expresses in the theme.
In this part of the topic, Bad Bunny was referred to “the palm tree”, his symbol representing the New Progressive Party (PNP) and this “a day when it occurred to him”.
It is not the first time that Bad Bunny has made political statements on one of his themes, since on the album “Un Verano Sin Ti” the theme “El Apagón” also criticized the social and political situation on the island.
On September 20, the last Hurricane Maria left the island.
In a few weeks, the city’s exponent has produced a podcast with influencer “El Tony” who urges young people to register to participate in the general elections in November and to vote for others, not for traditional parties that govern the country.
