Vice President Kamala Harris Received huge support on Sunday evening Latin music star Bad Bunny He reposted his video about Puerto Rico on his own account instagram Story.

Bad Bunny, the stage name of Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, posted part of a video of Harris discussing Puerto Rico’s share of the election. The hitmaker has more than 45 million followers on the social media platform and has sold millions of albums.

“I will never forget what happened Donald Trump He did the things he did and the things he didn’t do when Puerto Rico needed a compassionate and competent leader,” Harris said in the video.

Trump administration blocks federal investigation into delayed release of $20 billion Hurricane Maria Aid to Puerto Rico by April 2021 surveillance report.

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) The Inspector General found that officials created unusual bureaucratic hurdles between HUD and the Office of Management and Budget, significantly slowing the distribution of Congressionally approved disaster aid. The funds were intended to help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane Maria in 2017, one of America’s deadliest natural disasters in the last century.

The superstar singer then posted the video two more times, moving closer and closer to Harris’ face and repeating shorter segments until the final video where she simply says, “I won’t forget what Donald Trump did.”

The video, which aired between 4pm and 5pm ET, follows the speech. controversial comedian Tony HinchcliffeTaking a “hilarious” approach to immigration at the rally, the person said, “There’s literally an island of garbage floating in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it’s called Puerto Rico?”

While Hinchcliffe’s joke caused murmurs and silence from the crowd, it also sparked serious reactions on social media.

Rep. Richie Torres, DY, responded to the comedian’s offensive remarks about

He added: “As a Puerto Rican, I enjoy calling Hinchcliffe racist bullshit, but to do so would be an insult to the trash. When casting their ballots in the voting booth, Latinos should never forget the racism that Donald Trump seems all too willing to do on his platform.”

Bad Bunny’s announcement comes at a time when both Harris and Trump are fighting for every vote in a tight competition where neither candidate has a clear advantage and both candidates are fighting fiercely for the upper hand. spanish vote.

Polls show that the Hispanic vote has shifted between the two candidates in recent months. ABC News/Ipsos found Harris had just a 17-point advantage over the President in September Joe BidenA new poll out Sunday showed it could be growing, leading to a 30-point advantage heading into the final week before the election.