Most of us have moved on, maybe still vibing to Bad Bunny's rousing celebration of Puerto Rico and Latin culture. Some of y’all? Still fuming.

Conservatives and many football fans panned the Puerto Rican rapper’s implied attacks on President Trump, and what they ...

There are different theories about why the holiday falls in the middle of February, but the month has always been associated with love and relationships, according to History.com. The holiday as we ...

The idea that you are only one religion is very North Atlantic,’ said religion sociologist Gustavo Morello. (RNS) — The number of Latin Americans who say they are not affiliated with a religion has ...

Chile has launched the first open-source AI language model trained on Latin American culture. Called Latam-GPT, the two-year effort is led by Chile's National Center of Artificial Intelligence and ...

What's in a surname? For many people from Spain and Latin America, it's about who your father is and who your mother is.

Irish Migrations and Classical Antiquity explores the connections between Irish myths and modern stories and the classical ...

Ever since the NFL chose Bad Bunny to perform the Super Bowl halftime show, there have been some misunderstandings about his background and citizenship.

The United States seized Puerto Rico as a colonial possession following its victory over Spain in the Spanish-American War. More than a century later, the island nation remains in political flux.

Like other notable Puerto Rican artists like Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón and the Lebrón Brothers, Bad Bunny delivers all his lyrics in Spanish.

From Howard University to Wellesley College, his music is in classrooms exploring Puerto Rico’s history, Afro-Latin culture, and the politics of pop.

When Bad Bunny hosted “Saturday Night Live” in October, he gave viewers some homework to prepare for his Super Bowl halftime ...