Her Campus at SAU
Quick Recap on Reggaeton
Puerto RIco, home to bioluminescent beaches, the world's largest run distillery, and the birht place of the pina colada.
Her Campus at FSU
10 Latin Songs To Enjoy Even if You Don’t Understand Spanish
Romeo Santos to Prince Royce to Bad Bunny and back!
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Can Reggaeton Music be Feminist?
As a native Spanish speaker I have been exposed to the misogynistic lyrics of 2000s Reggaeton music throughout my teenage years, yet there is nothing that boosts my confidence...
Her Campus at TAMU
Shakira and Her Very Truthful Hips at the VMAs
By representing strong Latina women, Shakira has been breaking cultural barriers with her music and charisma all these years. Read more about her VMA Video Vanguard performance and her...
Her Campus at Tulane
“A lot of people have no idea who Bad Bunny is” – Grammy Voter
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Tulane chapter.This is a direct quote from a music manager, who has been in the music...
Her Campus at UPR
Here’s Your New Spotify Playlist For Classic Reggaeton Nostalgia
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UPR chapter.Is there something more Puerto Rican than reggaeton? Probably, but we can’t deny the immortalization...
Her Campus at GSU
Hispanic Artists to Check Out this Month
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at GSU chapter.In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I put together a list of seven artists and...
Her Campus at FIU
5 artists you should be listening to this Hispanic Heritage Month:
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at FIU chapter. Getting tired of only listening to “A Verano Sin Ti”? Here are some new...
Her Campus at UPR
7 Puerto Rican Albums that Premiered During Quarantine and Are Still Charting
Oh, I know! Hard times the ones we’re living. How many of you listen to music to relieve stress? Turns out that, according to Harvard...
Her Campus at UPR
7 Black Musicians Who Defined Puerto Rico’s Musical Heritage
Black artists have defined many of the most iconic sounds and beats in Puerto Rican music