Bad Bunny’s sixth album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, fuses traditional Puerto Rican rhythms with reggaeton, showcasing the artist's journey into his cultural roots.
He collaborated with young salsa students and notable local artists like RaiNao, emphasizing a community-driven approach to music-making that bridges generational gaps.
The decision to release the album on a Sunday marks a departure from industry norms, reflecting Bad Bunny's willingness to challenge traditional release schedules.
Bad Bunny reflects on the generational shift in music perception, recognizing that younger audiences may initially dismiss traditional sounds but grow to appreciate them.
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