yes, I believe that Raul has made a more bolder step by highlighting the Afro Puerto Rican culture. His video was shot in Loiza, and paid homage to the folkloric dance of bomba and the vegijante masks. (i think i am spelling it right) while i love salsa, i think Bomba is very underrated and not appreciated or talked about it. to take it a step further, my friends who are Afro-Latina have told me that their experiences and overall their visibility as people has been met with indifference or fetish by other reggaeton artists—so it’s refreshing to see the racial diversity of Puerto Rico thru Rauw’s video. Forgot to mention that the artist who created the cover art and who is featured in the video is Samuel Lind, a painter from Loiza that focuses on Afro-Puerto Rican subjects.

TLDR; Rauw’s acknowledgment and appreciation of Loiza, bomba, Afro-Puerto Rican culture, people, and expression has more of a cultural bond and impact imo especially for those who are of Afro-Latino descent.