Observing three? Benito Antonio Martnez Ocasio, also known as Bad Bunny, has two younger brothers who are essentially clones of him.
Would you like to know more about the Martnez Ocasio family? Learn more about Bad Bunny’s siblings by scrolling down.
Bernie and Bysael are the two younger brothers of Bad Bunny. According to a Mit story, Bernie is now 23 and Bysael is 18 years old, but the article indicated that they were 21 and 16, respectively, two years ago.
On tour, Bernie frequently travels with el Conejo Malo. He also made a surprise appearance in Bad Bunny’s most recent music video for “Yo Visto As,” where he shared the screen with Sofa Vergara, Ricky Martin, and reggae singer Karol G.
The three siblings seem to get along pretty well. Bysael, the eldest brother, recently earned his high school diploma from the Beltrán Baseball Academy and is now pursuing a baseball career. On Bysael’s Instagram page, one user comments, “The three of you look the same,” while another queries, “Do you have a lookalike?”
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The Puerto Rican superstar’s long-form New York Times biography states that Benito and his two brothers were raised in a “steady lower-middle-class home of faithful Catholics.”
To provide for their three children, their parents put forth a lot of effort. While Bad Bunny’s mother was an English teacher, his father was a truck driver.
Even though the brothers were raised in Vega Baja, just 45 minutes from the San Juan metropolitan area, Bad Bunny claims that visiting the city was a big deal back then and only happened “four, at most, five times a year” or once a season.
“For better or worse, I always lived in my bubble as a child,” he told the publication. I might say that it’s a type of privilege, and people do say that. But I’ve always been that way. I was alone in my house, thinking about a more wonderful world.”
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The “Yo Perreo Sola” performer told Billboard in 2018: “I’ve always been incredibly proud of where I come from.” “I cherish my island. It conveys love and pride. It has several meanings for me. It means everything to me because I’m Puerto Rican. I am what it is.”
He said, “I love where I was born, where I grew up, what I learned, and what I lived.
And now that the epidemic is ravaging the world and most live concerts have been postponed, Bad Bunny is staying on the island for the longest period of time he has since 2017. For me, getting to the island is absolutely crucial, he declared.
Additionally, it seems to give the celebrity some much-needed rest and relaxation, allowing him to spend more time with his loved ones and girlfriend Gabriela Berlingeri, who is also his possible fiancée or bride.
But that doesn’t mean he has been hiding out either. In addition to working on some intriguing brand partnerships with Corona Beer, Crocs, and Cheetos, the artist has recently begun producing music videos for the songs from “El Ultimo Tour del Mundo.”