Amadeo Doesn't Listen to Bad Bunny: the 92-Year-Old Boricua Who Runs New York's Oldest Music Store

Originally from Bayamón, a town west of San Juan de Puerto Rico, Miguel Ángel Amadeo arrived at the age of 13 in New York by the hand of his mother, for which he was called “the Black of Vicenta”. It was 1947, and more than 70 years later Amadeo not only remains in the city, but has become a living legend. He is the owner of an emblematic and unique music store, the musical establishment that takes the longest operating time in the whole city.