Bad Bunny celebrated his 31st birthday on March 10 by releasing the music video for one of his most intimate and personal songs, ‘LA MuDANZA’. In the video, the artist pays tribute to his island, his family, his roots, and his new life stage, where he reaffirms his connection to Puerto Rico. With his new album DtMF, Bad Bunny makes it abundantly clear that Puerto Rico is a vital part of his life. It’s not that it wasn’t before, but now, he leaves no doubt.
In the music video, the reggaeton star honors his family’s origins, featuring a baby Bunny who grows up, sings, and eventually decides to wave the flag of his country.
“Without a doubt, this is the best project of my career, the most special, the most beautiful, and with the purest feeling. I dedicate this to puertorico!!! I dedicate this to my family and friends!!! […] To Latin America!!! Thank you to everyone who was a part of this project, without you none of this would have been possible. I love you!!!! When you think i’ve already made it and nothing can surprise me anymore, the best experience of my career comes—this moment! This week has been filled with tears of happiness and gratitude. My heart is with you! Thank you. I’ll stop here because i’d go on all day. Thank you. Done. I’m out,” he said about the most personal and puertorican album of his career.
Because “I’m from P FKN R (I’m from P f**kin’ R)”…
‘LA MuDANZA’ English Lyrics
[Intro]
Benito, son of Benito, they called him «Tito» The oldest of six, working since he was a kid Driving trucks like his dad and grandfather Even though his dream was always to be an engineer One day Tonito invited him to help with a move To make some extra cash, a little money to get by Thank God that day he wasn’t busy Because it was at the move where he met Lysi The youngest of three who grew up with Doña Juanita Because her mom and dad left when she was little She promised to graduate before getting married, and she did In December of ’92, she married Tito Before going to Almirante where they first met They lived in Morovis where they had their son Who they first saw in Bayamón A round of applause for mom and dad because they really nailed it
[Interlude]
Mmm Damn Party Thanks, mom, for bringing me into the world here, je, hey
[Verse 1]
The best of the new because I was raised old-school Thanks to mom and dad for all the ear pulls They’ve never seen me on the street or complaining on podcasts They try to measure strength but can’t even in pairs Calle Sol, Calle Luna, I’m out in the dark night I don’t sing reggae, but I am culture From Borinquen, PR, Perfect Archipelago The whole world already knows my dialect, my slang I don’t give a damn about what you think is important People were killed here for flying the flag That’s why now I carry it everywhere, what’s up, man? (Ja)
[Interlude]
It’s dangerous
[Verse 2]
If I die tomorrow, I hope they never forget my face And play one of my songs the day they bring Hostos In the coffin, the light blue flag And remember it was always me, I was always Benito You think you can outdo me? You’re crazy Nah, man, you’re crazy What you say matters little to me They love me like they love Tito and I’m serious like Cotto Lugia, Ho-Oh, man, I’m legendary I go hard and with guts A millionaire without forgetting where I’m from, just so you know
[Interlude]
Press it, little man, press it
[Outro]
Nobody takes me out of here, I’m not moving from here Tell them this is my house where my grandfather was born Nobody takes me out of here, I’m not moving from here Tell them this is my house where my grandfather was born I’m from P f**kin’ R x4
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