Jory Boy and Bad Bunny are Puerto Rican artists prominent in the reggaeton and Latin urban music scenes. Bad Bunny (born 1994) emerged in the mid-2010s as a singer, rapper and songwriter known for blending reggaeton, Latin trap, and other urban and pop influences, characterized by rhythmic vocal delivery, genre-crossing collaborations, and lyrical themes ranging from street life to relationships and social commentary. Jory Boy, active since the late 2000s, is known as a reggaeton singer who has worked within traditional and modern reggaeton styles, often featuring melodic vocals over danceable dembow rhythms. Both artists have participated in collaborations typical of the Latin urban genre and reflect Puerto Rico’s central role in producing contemporary reggaeton and trap music.