From Vega Baja to the world!
Urban music singer Bad Bunny appeared in this Tuesday’s issue of Harper’s Bazaar magazine.
The renowned magazine counts him among a group of young people under 30, including artists, athletes and activists, who are considered the next icons.
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, the artist’s first name, appears with several items of clothing, including a haute couture skirt, boots and a jacket by the French company Louis Vuitton.
Louis Vuitton Haute Couture men’s jacket, shirt and skirt. Tiffany & Co. Earrings and Necklaces >Harper’s Bazaar
In his recent interview with the magazine’s fashion editor, Bianca Betancourt, the artist opened up about various topics, including his interest in women’s fashion from a young age.
When he went shopping with his mother, the bad bunny recalled, “I saw women’s clothes and they always fit me a lot better and they had so many different varieties,” recalled the voice of Efecto. .
He added: “Obviously, as you get older, you start to see what the world shows you […] And if I lived my life like that, I wouldn’t be able to dress the way I really want to.”
Similarly, he pointed out that “to a certain extent, the fame and the place that I’m in gives me the confidence to do all these things”.
The “We are fine” hitmaker pointed out that early in his career he tried to impersonate someone he wasn’t, “but I’ve learned that’s how artists lose themselves.”
“Maybe early in my career I tried to pretend I was someone I’m not, but I’ve learned that artists lose themselves that way,” he explained. “It’s because they are themselves forgotten – as a person – and form a fictional personality ”
However, the 28-year-old explained that he’s taking advantage of this moment in his life where he can “do whatever he wants and wear whatever he wants”.
“I’m using this moment in my life where I can do what I want and wear what I want so I can live more authentically,” Bad Bunny said.
“I’m not doing this to be famous, to attract attention, or to disrespect anyone. Outsiders might think I have a strategy or that I’m wearing this to get attention, but really I just know who I am.”
The success is due to the Latinos
El Conejo Malo, on the other hand, owes his huge success in the US to the Latino community, as he doesn’t think Anglo-Saxon audiences would have supported him in the same way.
“Ultimately, I owe my success in the United States to the hard-working Latinos who helped make the country what it is today,” he said. “I very much doubt the kind of gringos I don’t fucking listen to listen to me. It was everyone at the Super Bowl getting mad at how Latin the halftime show was.”
Jacket, shirt, trousers and boots for men by Louis Vuitton. Tiffany & Co. Earrings, Cuff (worn as necklace), Bracelet, Bangle and Earrings (worn as ring) >Harper Bazaar
During the interview, the artist got up from his chair and gestured with his hands up, saying, “It was upwards from the start. There comes a time when you say, “Hell, I’m at a very high level.” And then the following year comes and you’re like, ‘Damn! The moment I realized things were different, it didn’t really affect me. Things around me may change, but I’m still the same. i am a normal I am who I am”.
Benito Antonio is currently on his “World’s Hottest Tour” which includes stops in Boston, Chicago, Washington, New York and Los Angeles, but also extends to the Dominican Republic, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama and extends to El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, among others.
Meanwhile, the singer is excited to record his fourth studio album, Ein Sommer ohne dich, which includes 23 unreleased songs and multiple collaborations.
Co-produced with Mag and Tainy, the proposal navigates between reggaeton, dembow, mambo and merengue, surfacing with influences from reggae, pop, indie, rock and afrobeats.
Dior Men top and trousers. Tiffany & Co. Earrings, Necklaces, Bangle (worn as necklace), Bangle & Bracelet >Harper’s Bazaar
Among the songs, “Me Porto Bonito” with Chencho Corleone, “Tarot” with Jhayco, “Andrea” with Buscabulla and “La Corriente” with Tony Dize stand out. It also includes collaborations such as “Party” with Rauw Alejandro, “Ojitos Lindos” with Bomba Estéreo and “Otro Atardecer” with The Marias.
Moscow Mule, After the Beach, Titi Asked Me, A Little While, Neverita, Effect, Downpour, Teach Me to Dance, Two Thousand 16, The blackout”, “Un coco”, “I went on holiday”, “Agosto”, “Callaíta” and “A summer without you”, which gives the album its name, complete the offer.
Likewise, the artist is preparing to take on a greater challenge in acting as he begins filming the action film as the character El Muerto, who is part of the Spider-Man universe and will make Bad Bunny the first Latino actor , which makes headlines a Marvel superhero film.
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