Bad Bunny challenges Trump and defends immigrants in his video clip NuevaYol
Bad Bunny, in his video clip, imitated the voice of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and sent a message to immigrants
A symbol of protest in the music video
In addition to this provocative scene, 'NuevaYol' is loaded with symbolism. In an animated sequence, Bad Bunny waves the Puerto Rican flag from the head of the Statue of Liberty, a gesture that reaffirms his Boricua pride and his criticism of colonialism.
Another scene shows him celebrating a quinceanera, highlighting the importance of Latinx traditions in American culture.
This is not the first time the artist has faced Trump's rhetoric. In 2025, after comedian Tony Hinchcliffe made offensive comments about Puerto Rico at a rally for the former president, Bad Bunny responded by sharing a video in support of his homeland and endorsing Kamala Harris.
Another political gesture by the artist is the absence of US dates on his upcoming world tour. When asked why, he simply replied, "It's unnecessary." Some interpret this as a rejection of the country's immigration policies, while others see it as a strategy to prioritize international markets.
For now, the video clip is already generating reactions on social media, with many applauding its pro-immigrant message, and with 'NuevaYol', the artist reinforces his political stance.

