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It's May 22nd and the world is raving about the release of Badbani's new album

Omerano Senti. During his promotion in New York City, the King of Regaton, or pop music in general, basically, chose to celebrate the lunch in a quite unexpected place.

He's in this modest Puerto Rican bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, decorated with LED Christmas lights, flowery table cloths, and walls full of family photos, baseball posters and framed newspaper clips.

It could be your grandma's living room. But Bunny is next to this tiny old woman with frizzy white blonde hair who's always smiling.

All of her fingers are taken over by these giant colorful rings.

She exposes them in front of her chest for the photos,

like a peacock opening its tail.

And Bad Bunny imitates her. People shout, La Reina, the Queen.

But Bunny describes her as the real flow.

Her name is Marie Antonia Kaye, but everyone in New York City knows her as Tohita.

She's the owner of the Caribbean Social Club, a gathering for Puerto Ricans and other Latino communities since the 1970s.

And it's also the last Latino Social Club, standing in Brooklyn.

But Bunny is behind a bar next to Tonita, drinking a medaya beer, the Puerto Rican label,

and serving cocktails in plastic cups.

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