What Bad Bunny can teach us about investing | Marianna Meléndez Ruiz | TEDxHaverford College

Bad Bunny's cultural influence is used as a lens to examine how art, beyond entertainment, can work as a form of investment that shapes local and global economies. The talk is given by Marianna Meléndez Ruiz, a rising sophomore and José Padín scholar at Haverford College, who studies political science, Spanish and economics. It was presented at a TEDxHaverford College event, an independently organized TED-format event.

• Bad Bunny's cultural influence as a case study
• Art viewed as a form of investment beyond entertainment
• Effects of culture on local and global economies
• Speaker: Marianna Meléndez Ruiz, Haverford College

Marianna's talk discusses how Bad Bunny’s cultural influence reveals how art, beyond entertainment, is a powerful form of investment that can shape local and global economies. Marianna Meléndez Ruiz is a rising sophomore and José Padín scholar at Haverford planning to study Political Science and Spanish with a concentration in Latin American, Iberian, and Latinx Studies and International Politics, and a minor in Economics. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx