Bad Bunny will close his world tour with two historic concerts in Puerto Rico
Global phenomenon Bad Bunny will return to his homeland to put the finishing touch on his successful world tour titled “Debí tirar más fotos”. After weeks of intense speculation that mobilized his followers, promoters officially confirmed that the artist will perform this coming weekend in San Juan.
Under the slogan “We close at home,” the production company Move Concerts, in collaboration with Noah Assad Presents, made the event official through their digital channels, sharing an image that highlights the Puerto Rican flag and symbolizes the closing of a cycle of international performances that have marked the performer’s career.
Concert details and ticket sales
The shows are scheduled for August 22 and 23 at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium. Unlike previous events where fans formed long physical lines, the organization has clarified that the sales process will be strictly digital starting this Wednesday through the PRTicket platform.
The decision to implement a digital sales system seeks to optimize the experience of the fans, who in recent days had gathered in the vicinity of the stadium in anticipation of a possible in-person sale.
More than music: a comprehensive experience
Beyond the musical performance, attendees will be able to enjoy “outdoor experiences” within the venue. The production has announced the integration of a local market, allowing the event to transcend the traditional concert format and become a complete cultural celebration.
- Bad Bunny has a history of success at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium, where he already held his massive “P FKN R” shows in December 2021.
- The artist maintains a special connection with his local audience, having previously held a 31-show residency titled “No me quiero ir de aquí” at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico.
- The “Debí tirar más fotos” tour began its journey in November 2025 in the Dominican Republic, achieving a massive impact in countries such as Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and Spain, until concluding its international leg last July in Belgium.
