Focusing on the impact of Ismael Rivera on Tego Calderón and Bad Bunny, this paper investigates the interplay of legacy, influence, and connections between these artists and their relationship with the Puerto Rican community. It explores the varied perceptions of Ismael Rivera's influence on Tego Calderón and Bad Bunny, as well as the connections perceived between Reggaetón and Salsa. Through case studies and oral histories, the research involves interviews with four individuals to gather insights on their connections with Salsa and Reggaetón, centering on the contributions of Ismael Rivera, Tego Calderón, and Bad Bunny.