The first comprehensive exploration of Bad Bunny’s cultural, musical, and political impact.

This groundbreaking collection examines Bad Bunny as a global phenomenon at the intersection of music, identity, and resistance. With essays from a diverse group of scholars, the book analyzes his gender-fluid aesthetics, Afro-Caribbean influences, and bold critiques of colonialism, revealing how he challenges dominant norms and amplifies marginalized voices.

From reggaetón’s global rise to questions of race, gender, and sexuality in Latinx culture, each chapter explores whether Bad Bunny signals a lasting cultural shift or a fleeting moment of pop disruption.

Is he an icon of intersectional resistance, or a product of the industry’s evolution?

This collection positions Bad Bunny as a dynamic, complex figure—at once artist, activist, and cultural disruptor—whose influence stretches far beyond music.

Año: 2024 | Páginas: 276

Lexington Books