Bad Bunny sends support to Latinos affected by Hurricane Milton

Bad Bunny’s latest release, “Una Velita,” came before a terrifying moment, as Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida. The song, which translates to “A Little Candle,” is about the effects of Hurricane Maria on Puerto Rico and the Caribbean in 2017 and will ring close to home while giving hope to the community. On Wednesday, the Puerto Rican singer shared a heartfelt message to the Latino community in Florida, showing his support.

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Bad Bunny knows all too well about terrifying hurricanes

Residents were evacuated in preparation for the hurricane’s impact, which has reportedly begun flowing into homes and over roads. “To the great Puerto Rican community living in Florida, to the many who arrived after experiencing ‘María’… Puerto Rico is with you!” Benito wrote on Instagram, sharing a map of Florida with the Puerto Rican flag. Highlighting the strength of his people, he added: “No matter where in the world you go, we will always have each other.”

After receiving feedback in a DM that said, “And what about the Mexicans?” The “Titi Me Pregunto” singer extended his support to all Latinos: “To all Latinos and living human beings who live in Florida!” But there are a lot of Puerto Ricans in that specific area, and as a Puerto Rican, I wanted to send them that message. But strength to everyone!!!” He clarified.

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