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walkingman
(9,939 posts)doc03
(38,497 posts)has MAGA all fired up?
applegrove
(128,699 posts)in Puerto Rico not Vegas. He was outraged at US aid to PR after Hurricane Maria. He sings in Spanish and made it big unlike a lot of Latino singers from days gone by who felt they had to sing in English to make it big. He supported Harris.
paleotn
(21,004 posts)NickB79
(20,128 posts)That's it. That's all.
applegrove
(128,699 posts)thinks that way. Sorry.
Iggo
(49,269 posts)iemanja
(56,928 posts)Wiz Imp
(7,675 posts)-The Weeknd is a Canadian Citizen not a US Citizen and he was the headliner in 2021
-Shania Twain is a Canadian Citizen, not a US Citizen and she was co-headliner in 2003
-Enrique Iglesias is a Spanish Citizen, not a US Citizen He was 1 of 4 main performers in 2000.
-Gloria Estefan IS a US Citizen, but a naturalized one. She was born in Cuba. she performed in 1999 & 1992 and as part of Miami Sound Machine in 1995. Most of the band, including her husband, were born in Cuba.
-Dan Ackroyd IS a naturalized US Citizen too. He was born in Canada. He performed as part of the Blues Brothers in 1997
-Arturo Sandoval IS another naturalized US citizen who was born in Cuba and performed in 1995.
-Other non-US Citizens who gave supporting performances at the Super Bowl include J. Balvin (Colombia 2020), Nicki Minaj (Trinidad & Tobago 2012) and Sting (England 2003)
Jack Valentino
(3,558 posts)IcyPeas
(24,394 posts)How Bad Bunny made Puerto Ricos economy boom during hurricane season | CNN
.. The effect has been volcanic. Over the past three months, Bad Bunny has drawn an estimated $200 million into the economy so far, according to local economists, and Perez expects that after the residency ends on September 14, the final tally will be far higher.
People who come for Bad Bunny stay in local hotels, eat at local restaurants and even spend money on Bad Bunny-themed tours. Fans want to see his childhood home in Vega Baja, his church, the grocery store where he worked before he became one of the worlds biggest stars.
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