His epic residency in San Juan drew hundreds of thousands.
Bad Bunny’s “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí” wasn’t a tour — it was a cultural event on his home turf.
Fans from Florida to Colombia flew in to see him live where it all began: Puerto Rico.
It was more than a concert — it was an immersive experience in Bad Bunny’s world
Water shortages, housing crises, and gentrification make mass tourism a risky bet for Puerto Rico.
Experts say only 20% of tourist dollars stay on the island. Foreign companies take the rest.
Visitors chose short-term rentals over hotels, driving up prices and displacing locals in popular areas.
Ironically, his concerts triggered the very thing he warns about.
Brands like T-Mobile & Wendy’s tried to "Puerto Rico-fy" themselves at the shows
A 3-hour spectacle of reggaeton, salsa, and pride. Ivy Queen, Los Pleneros, and more joined the stage
Critics say this isn’t about Bad Bunny anymore… It’s about what we do with the energy he created.