Puerto Rican rapper, doctor, and author PJ Sin Suela recently performed a captivating Tiny Desk concert that showcased his infectious joy and socially-conscious lyrics. From songs like "TOP" and "Amor Artificial" that reflect love in playful ways to the poignant "Mambrú" that tells the story of a young Puerto Rican man's journey in the U.S. Army, PJ's performance resonated deeply. Born Pedro Juan Vázquez Bragan in The Bronx and raised in Ponce, Puerto Rico, PJ graduated from medical school before pursuing music. Known for collaborations with artists like Bad Bunny and Ñejo, PJ's music style blends social and political themes with influences ranging from Vico C to Eminem. His commitment to positive social change is evident in songs like "Mueve la Chola," which denounces violence. PJ Sin Suela's multifaceted career reflects a dedication to both medicine and music, with endeavors ranging from providing medical assistance after Hurricane Maria to releasing new singles and collaborating with artists like Jorge Drexler.