The artist introduced her new sound to members of the Nasty Mob during a Tiny Desk concert at NPR headquarters.

Rico Blanco warmed the hearts of his numerous followers after sharing a post about P-pop band SB19—consisting Pablo, Josh, ...

Rico Blanco just showed off his dancing skills in a new dance video with SB19! On Facebook, the P-pop Kings shared a ...

The professor of Yale University’s new Bad Bunny course breaks down the politics of the Puerto Rican artist in these ...

Personal care brand method has been announced as the exclusive body and hand wash sponsor of the Bad Bunny "No Me Quiero Ir ...

But the people that do have the biggest numbers in the world, they’re all fans of Rico Nasty. They all have songs with Rico Nasty. They all have tried to attempt something Rico Nasty has done.

Rico Nasty made music for a crashout long before the phrase became a popular Gen-Z mantra. Since her ascent in the late 2010’s, she has always brought rage and angst to rap—becoming one of the ...

It's fun and confident while getting a lot off her mind. Rico’s best therapy seems to be when she touches the booth. Across 15 songs, she delivers a mix of hard and soft moods for various occasions.

Bad Bunny's new album, "Debir Tirar Mas Fotos," dropped earlier this month. It features traditional folk music from Puerto Rico, where the artist is from. The lyrics touch on the gentrification of ...

From the get-go, the song starts off by personifying the island of Puerto Rico. “She looks so pretty even though she's doing badly,” he sings in the opening verse.

Christmas in Puerto Rico is spent with loved ones singing carols, sitting around the table for a meal and exchanging gifts. There celebrations last from Thanksgiving to mid-January.