Bad Bunny’s ‘Porto Rico’ movie is loading up on Hollywood and Latino star power

• The ambitious film production Porto Rico surprises the entire world by confirming the addition of eleven new talents of international weight.
• The impressive project directed by René Pérez Joglar brings together figures of the stature of Ruben Blades, Richard Gadd and the charismatic Bad Bunny.
• The plot seeks to capture the true history and identity of the Caribbean island through a historic shoot that already captures all eyes.

The universe of cinema and urban music just collided in the most epic way possible after the revelation of the new and powerful signings forming part of the anticipated movie Porto Rico, a cinematic project promising to shake the foundations of the audiovisual industry. While fans of Latin culture already count down the hours to witness this display on the big screen, the production led by celebrated rapper Bad Bunny and visionary director René Pérez Joglar continues adding legendary names to a lineup already looking unbeatable. This superproduction spares no talent when integrating heavyweights of global acting into its cast, consolidating itself from now on as one of the most anticipated and/ discussed premieres of recent times within the Hispanic community and beyond.

A truly luxury cast featuring music legends and Hollywood stars

Furthermore, the great revelation of the project arrived with the announcement of eleven new stellar signings in the cast for Residente’s movie Porto Rico, immediately highlighting the presence of iconic Panamanian singer-songwriter Ruben Blades and viral hit creator Richard Gadd. Besides featuring Bad Bunny at the forefront of the cameras, the feature film incorporates figures the caliber of Rhenzy Feliz, Puerto Rican actor Ismael Cruz Cordova, Daniel Bruehl, Alberto Guerra, Marcel Ruiz, Arian Cartaya, Oscar Jaenada, Carmen Machi, and Luis Tosar. This eclectic and talented group joins the previously confirmed main cast, which already boasted the stellar participation of sacred monsters of acting like Viggo Mortensen, Edward Norton, and Javier Bardem, raising the bar of demands and expectations through the roof.

 

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A deep story about Caribbean identity and a shooting that sets standards

Beyond the display of international stars in its cast, the movie Porto Rico arises from a childhood dream of its director René Pérez Joglar, also known as Residente, who co-wrote the screenplay alongside Academy Award winner Alexander Dinelaris to portray without filters the history and resistance against colonialism. Although recordings officially began at the end of August with the backing of tax incentives in the Dominican Republic, the essence of the narrative beats with Boricua strength to pay homage to the identity of the entire Latino community. With Bad Bunny fully committed to this acting challenge and an unprecedented constellation of talents like Ruben Blades and more, the film shapes up as an honest, intense and deeply necessary cultural manifesto to connect with new generations.