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 Photo by Britta Cameron For two hours, fog machines, light beams, and colorful cartoon visuals were seen exploding from the stage. Bad Bunny had another stellar performance in Los Angeles. For those who don’t know, Bad Bunny, or “Conejo Malo” in Spanish, is a reggaeton and Latin trap artist from Puerto Rico. He creates all kinds of songs from hype party music to meaningful songs about love and loss.  Bad Bunny performed his highly popular songs, such as “Amorfoda,” “Solo de Mí,” “Como Antes,” and “No Me Conoce” featuring Jhay Cortez and J. Balvin; songs from his album with J. Balvin such as, “Qué Pretendes” and “La Canción;” a remix of his song, “Soy el Diablo” with Mexican singer, Natanael Cano; his newest hit, “Callaita;” and my personal favorite, “Estamos Bien.”   Photo by Britta Cameron He knows how to keep a crowd entertained by getting everyone hyped up and jumping around when performing a party song to instantaneous heartfelt feelings and getting everyone to relax by singing a song reminiscing a lost love; the entire concert was an emotional roller coaster (in the best way possible). Conejo Malo is very direct with his love for his country and people. Not only does he sing, but he also knows how to lift everyone up and create one giant family in the audience. He always asks about where everyone is from and then creates one collective celebrated feeling of being Latino/Latina. The way he speaks, performs, and dances shows how individualistic this man is and that he definitely knows his style and has a deep passion for his craft. Make sure to check out his music!  Photo by Britta Cameron