The coquí is an endemic frog species native to Puerto Rico. It’s barely the size of a quarter and got its name from the distinct “coqui” sound it makes. It’s loud enough to echo through the mountains, coastlines, and the walls of Abuela’s house at night. A single male coquí can chirp at up to 100 decibels.

Before Bad Bunny, Puerto Rico had Bomba. Bomba was once punishable by death. Today, it’s Puerto Rico’s heartbeat — a dance of resistance, rhythm, and African roots that still speaks truth.