The Grammy winning artist has presented his first new musical launch since “I had to throw more photos” of January.
After the first weekend of the historic residence of 30 dates of Bad Bunny In Puerto Rico, Grammy’s winning artist has presented his first new musical launch since “I had to throw more photos” January.
The single “Wire púa” Monday morning arrived, after interpreting it for three nights this weekend as a theme of opening the residence. “Púa wire” starts a performance full of energy that covers a total of 30 songs, combining songs from its albums number 1, “I had to throw more photos” and “a summer without you” of 2022.
How are Bad Bunny’s shows in Puerto Rico
The residence of 30 dates of Bad Bunny, entitled “I do not want to leave here”, she premiered on the island on July 11 at the Coliseum of Puerto Rico, the largest covered stadium on the island. The concerts had special guests such as LeBron James, Jowell and Randyamong others.
Before the start of the residence, Bad Bunny and his manager, Noah Assad, spoke with the Variety portal about preparations. “The idea of residence was always present, since I have memory,” said Bad Bunny. “But it became difficult to ignore it over time. I admit that it was difficult to complete my last tour, because all I wanted was to start this new stage.”
The first nine dates are reserved only for local residents. The celebration in support of his album “I had to throw more photos”, which heads Billboard’s lists, will run on weekends until September 14. Despite its launch in the first weeks of this year, the album continues to lead the Top 10 album list (number 7 on the July 19 list).
Although Bad Bunny will spend the rest of this year on stage, the reggaeton star also appears in Happy Gilmore 2 of Adam Sandlerwhich will premiere on July 25. The film has cast members who return as Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald and Ben Stiller.
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