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From NPR Music, this is Alt Latino.

I'm Felix Contreras.

And I'm Anna Maria Sayer. Let the Chisemay begin.

Okay, as we said last week, Anna is in Puerto Rico, in San Juan.

My favorite place in the world.

And she's there for a very, very special occasion.

She went to take in two of the Bad Bunny concerts that are scheduled throughout all the way through September.

So that's what we're going to do this week.

We're going to unpack your experience.

Felix, this is the party of the summer, the party of the century, maybe, one could say.

I'm sad you missed it, but next time you can come with.

Yeah, summer's not over yet. Let's see what happens.

So I was lucky enough, I got invited as press, to experience the shows designated for Puerto Ricans on the island here, it was amazing to experience

the energy in that room of being in a show by someone from the island for the island to take

that in, to understand the implications of that. So Felix, I talked to a lot of people all this

week outside of the concert, in the concert, between concerts.

And we're going to get into all of that. But I really just, to sum up, encapsulate the incredible

energy and musical experience of what this show was, because it really was more than a show.

It was like a guide to Puerto Rico in general in its history.

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