Bad Bunny brought his record-breaking world tour to a close in his native Puerto Rico, concluding the “DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour” at San Juan’s Hiram Bithorn Stadium with two emotionally charged final performances. After visiting 57 cities across Latin America, Australia, Japan, and Europe, the superstar returned home to celebrate with nearly 35,000 fans, emphasizing the significance of closing his creative chapter in the place where it originated.
The opening night showcase featured an array of special guests and unexpected performances that highlighted Bad Bunny’s deep connections within Puerto Rican music. Legendary salsa artist Victor Manuelle joined him for their 2018 collaboration “Mala y Peligrosa,” while rising star RainaÓ performed “PERFUMITO NUEVO.” The second night brought out reggaeton veterans Jowell y Randy, longtime collaborators who delivered an extended set of their greatest hits before reuniting with Bad Bunny for the fan-favorite track “Safaera.”
The performances highlighted Bad Bunny’s genre-spanning album, progressing from salsa numbers to reggaeton classics performed within an iconic casita set piece. The closing shows also featured exclusive new material, with Bad Bunny performing “RLNDT” and “120” only in Puerto Rico, marking them as special offerings for his home island audience and underscoring the cultural significance of bringing the tour full circle to where it all began.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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