Susie Exposito

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243 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 7 Feb

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Apple News Today · How Bad Bunny went from bagging groceries to global superstardom · 7 Feb 2026 podcast

It landed at the right time for me, but it also landed at the right time for Benito.

You know, like young Benito would have been in middle school around that time.

And he would listen to artists like Daddy Yankee, of course, but also like Vico C, who was like one of the, you know, essential OGs of reggaeton.

as well as Don Omar, Tego Calderon, but he listened to a lot of different types of music, which, you know, we hear elements of in all of his albums, you know, because he grew up with this eclectic taste that was, yes, like, you know, obviously he's very, very rooted in Puerto Rican music.

Like, his music is part of a Puerto Rican tradition, but at the same time, growing up with music

Having MTV available, he also knew about Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit and Green Day.

Yeah.

You know, the way that he describes himself, sometimes he's like, oh, yeah, I was really sensitive.

And then other times he's like, oh, I was crazy.

Yeah.

He's an artist, you know?

That's just, he was always eccentric.

And I think that's the key to his expression as an artist today is just the fact that he, from the time he was a child, he had like a really open mind when it came to music and the arts.

Well, you know, he was working in a grocery store checkout lane when he was a student at the University of Puerto Rico in Arecibo.

And he was studying audiovisual communications.

So he was already on track to become a producer, you know, to become a music producer, but also like, you know, learning how to make video, right?

And his approach to music is really a holistic approach.

He's always put a lot of emphasis on the visuals as well as the sounds.

So as he's learning how to produce music, he starts producing his own music.

And he would produce beats for friends.

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