El apagón - SPAU9A1 by Rebecca De Souza

It makes references to protests, showing how rebelling is part of growing up in Puerto Rico

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shows how there is lots of energy and community in the youth despite their situation

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More modernised and upbeat in comparison to the other song listened to

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"fucking awesome" is repeated many times - they take pride in their country and projecting it as a great/fun place.

"from Carolina came reggaeton" - giving a background where it originated (educating the viewers)

"want to ride the wave" - showing off that they have great beaches (its a good holiday destination)

"And of Barea, who was a champion" - again showing their pride in a famous Puerto Rican NBA

Potholes - they are neglected (the roads aren't kept safe)

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features many group shots representing the close-knit community of Puerto Rico, bright, vibrant colours and costumes portray the similar vibrancy of the culture which is abruptly contrasted with the news segment encapsulating the problems Puerto Rico faces

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Repeating “Let them leave”- there’s a group identity, if outsiders don’t like the country the way it is then the Puerto Ricans don’t care, they are happy who and where they are. For them, there is no need to leave PR

Comparing PR to the Maldives, a place known for its beauty- showing that although other people may not appreciate PR, Puerto Ricans do.

Mentioning places like Rincón and Carolina, telling people that there is more to Puerto Rico than San Juan