Bad Bunny completed his “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” world tour in Puerto Rico, a place that holds a special place in his career and music. At the final concert at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, watched by about 35,000 people, surprise guests, old hits and emotional moments stood out.
After the 57-show tour that stretched from Latin America to Europe and from Japan to Australia, Bad Bunny returned to his country and once again expressed his commitment to Puerto Rico on stage. The famous star said he couldn't have completed the world tour without including his favorite place, Puerto Rico.
The first surprise of the concert was Puerto Rican salsa artist Victor Manuelle. The duo performed the 2018 song “Mala y Peligrosa” together. Later in the night RaiNao, Jowell y Randy and Los Pleneros de la Cresta also joined Bad Bunny on stage.
Bad Bunny also added the songs “RLNDT” and “120” — which he didn't perform at any other stop on the tour — to the setlist specifically for the Puerto Rico finale.
Final surprise from Rauw Alejandro
One of the night's most notable moments was Rauw Alejandro's appearance on stage. The two stars performed “Party” and “Qué Pasaría…” together.
Throughout the concert, Bad Bunny drew attention not only to the music but also to the social and economic issues Puerto Rico faces. During the “El Apagón” performance, a symbolic power cut staged during the show referenced the island's years-long energy problems.
The artist addressed his fans, calling on them to keep fighting for Puerto Rico and to continue standing up for their country.
With a concert full of surprise guests and emotional moments, Bad Bunny completed the “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” tour by returning to where it began — Puerto Rico.
(Source: Rolling Stone)