Bad Bunny has been on a roll with his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour, bringing surprises to his fans in every stop. His wildly successful No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí summer residency at Coliseo de Puerto Rico kicked off the tour, and he made an unforgettable entrance by inviting bachata megastar Romeo Santos to join him on stage.
The Dominican superstar was just one of many special guests who joined Bad Bunny on his journey. In San José, Costa Rica, Jhayco took the stage with Bad Bunny, performing hits like “No Me Conoce – Remix,” “Dákiti,” and “Tarot.” This collaboration proved that the duo can deliver unforgettable performances together.
In Mexico City, Feid was a special guest during one of Bad Bunny's sold-out shows. The Colombian artist joined Bad Bunny to perform their hit song “Perro Negro” and showed the audience what it means to have chemistry on stage.
Grupo Frontera also made a memorable appearance with Bad Bunny at his fourth night in Mexico City, performing their song “un x100to.” This Tex-Mex cumbia fusion track is sure to get anyone's feet moving.
Julieta Venegas brought her signature style to the sixth night of Bad Bunny's shows in Mexico, delivering emotional renditions of Tainy’s “Lo Siento BB:/,” her own timeless pop hit “Lento,” and “Ojitos Lindos.” Her presence had the entire audience singing along.
One special collaboration that fans will always remember is between El Conejo Malo (Natanael Cano) and Bad Bunny in 2019. Their remix of Cano’s “Soy el Diablo” marked a milestone for Bunny, who was exploring regional Mexican music for the first time.
Lastly, J Balvin joined forces with Bad Bunny at his final night in Mexico City, putting an end to their long-standing feud and delivering hits like “La Canción” from their 2019 joint album <em>Oasis</em>. This emotional performance wrapped up a memorable concert series that fans will cherish forever.
The Dominican superstar was just one of many special guests who joined Bad Bunny on his journey. In San José, Costa Rica, Jhayco took the stage with Bad Bunny, performing hits like “No Me Conoce – Remix,” “Dákiti,” and “Tarot.” This collaboration proved that the duo can deliver unforgettable performances together.
In Mexico City, Feid was a special guest during one of Bad Bunny's sold-out shows. The Colombian artist joined Bad Bunny to perform their hit song “Perro Negro” and showed the audience what it means to have chemistry on stage.
Grupo Frontera also made a memorable appearance with Bad Bunny at his fourth night in Mexico City, performing their song “un x100to.” This Tex-Mex cumbia fusion track is sure to get anyone's feet moving.
Julieta Venegas brought her signature style to the sixth night of Bad Bunny's shows in Mexico, delivering emotional renditions of Tainy’s “Lo Siento BB:/,” her own timeless pop hit “Lento,” and “Ojitos Lindos.” Her presence had the entire audience singing along.
One special collaboration that fans will always remember is between El Conejo Malo (Natanael Cano) and Bad Bunny in 2019. Their remix of Cano’s “Soy el Diablo” marked a milestone for Bunny, who was exploring regional Mexican music for the first time.
Lastly, J Balvin joined forces with Bad Bunny at his final night in Mexico City, putting an end to their long-standing feud and delivering hits like “La Canción” from their 2019 joint album <em>Oasis</em>. This emotional performance wrapped up a memorable concert series that fans will cherish forever.
The way Bad Bunny is seamlessly integrating different styles of music, especially regional Mexican flavors, into his performances is truly remarkable 
. His ability to collaborate with artists from various genres and backgrounds has elevated the entire tour to new heights 
. The chemistry between him and his guests, like Romeo Santos and Jhayco, is undeniable 
. It's a testament to his versatility as an artist that he can effortlessly bring together disparate musical elements to create something truly special 
. And let's not forget those epic performances with Grupo Frontera and Julieta Venegas – the crowd was electric! 
️ Overall, this tour is a masterclass in blending music, culture, and community 
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! He brings out all the heavy hitters, and it's like one big Latin party 
! And that surprise performance by Grupo Frontera in Mexico City? Slayed 
. J Balvin putting an end to his feud with Bad Bunny on the last night was everything 
you guys! I'm low-key obsessed with Bad Bunny's World Tour right now 
the man knows how to bring the heat on stage 
and let's not forget J Balvin putting an end to their long-standing feud 
it's clear Bad Bunny has got some serious magic up his sleeve 
the surprises are just getting better and better 
just saw the most depressing thing - did you know that mental health issues affect 1 in 4 people worldwide? 
anyway, back to bad news... have you heard about the devastating impact of climate change on our planet? rising sea levels and extreme weather events are just getting worse... 
anyway, his chemistry with feid was on point 
that coliseo of puerto rico show was insane 
and julietta venegas brought so much emotion to her performances 
but gotta say, i'm still waiting for some new solo music from bad bunny himself 
The way Bad Bunny is pushing boundaries with his music and collaborations is truly inspiring. From bachata to cumbia, he's not afraid to experiment and bring people together through his art. It's a great reminder that "the best way out is always through" 
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. Overall, I'm loving this tour, and I know Bad Bunny's fans are too!
. It's clear that Bad Bunny values his collaborations and wants to create unforgettable experiences for his fans 
. Can't wait to see what's next for Bad Bunny 
. I'm already counting down the days until his next tour stop 
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. It's a true celebration of Latinx culture, and I feel so grateful to be able to experience it from my screen 
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. But seriously, Bad Bunny is killing it on his tour and bringing so much energy to every city he visits! The special guests he's got lined up are just adding fuel to the fire 
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. Romeo Santos joining him on stage at the No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency was insane 
and J Balvin ending their feud with a bang at the final show in Mexico City? Perfection 
he's bringing the heat to every city and getting some amazing collabs 
It's been a bit of an issue throughout the tour.