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The Fort Worth Zoo says it is making great strides in its efforts to save the “sapo concho,” the critically endangered species that took the spotlight in Puerto Rican singer and rapper Bad ...

The film features Puerto Rican director Jacobo Morales, whose character reminisces about the Caribbean island’s past with an unusual companion: an anthropomorphic toad named “Concho” dressed ...

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Bad Bunny has everyone talking about the sapo concho toad. The sapo concho toad, better known as the Puerto Rican crested toad, appears in the short film accompanying Bad Bunny's 2025 album. A summary ...

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However, one of the elements that has captured the most attention is not just the music, but an unexpected character that has managed to carve out a space in the singer’s visual narrative: Concho, a ...

The “Concho” meme, a playful reference to a popular internet character dubbed “Hispanic Pepe,” was meant to coincide with the release of Bad Bunny’s album.