In 'El Apagón,' Bad Bunny Tackles Gentrification and Power Outages

The Puerto Rican musician balances the pride and anger of Puerto Ricans in his new album, Un Verano Sin Ti.

Un Verano Sin Ti,afterparty: There are songs about dancing, drinking, hooking up, and lost love.

And then there’s “El Apagón,” or The Blackout, where Bad Bunny trades verses about why he loves his home with searing attacks on its political leaders and mainlander gentrifiers: “Maldita sea, otro apagón. Vamo’ pa’ lo’ bleacher a prender un blunt antes que a Pipo le dé un bofetón.” Damn it, another blackout. Let’s go to the bleachers and light up a blunt, before I give Pipo a slap.

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