September 14, 2025 • 3 mins
Bad Bunny, or Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, is dominating headlines and social media this week as he wraps up his epic two-month residency, No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí, at Puerto Rico’s Coliseo de Puerto Rico. This 30-concert extravaganza transformed San Juan into a nonstop celebration, drawing fans worldwide and sparking a festival atmosphere across the city—bars overflowed, murals sprang up overnight, and legendary surprise guests hit the stage. Reports from Radio Milwaukee paint a scene of San Juan “alive,” with airport lines snaking out the door for merch, pop-ups celebrating Benito, and entire neighborhoods blasting his biggest hits. Inside the arena, each performance was a spectacle of lights, pyrotechnics, Puerto Rican iconography, and star-studded cameos—Arcángel, Ivy Queen, Young Miko, and Feid all took turns electrifying the crowd.
The residency was more than a concert series; it was a declaration of Puerto Rican pride and a global showcase of Latin music’s power. Bad Bunny himself, sharing with i-D Magazine, described the energy as “unprecedented,” uniting generations with music rooted in salsa, bomba y plena, and classic reggaetón influences interspersed throughout his flashy pop catalog.
Just this Monday, Bad Bunny surprised fans with the release of his new single “Alambre Púa.” According to AOL, he debuted the track live for the residency’s closing weekend, using it as the adrenaline-charged opener that set the tone for a 30-song marathon. This marks his first new music since January’s album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, which itself remains a Billboard and streaming juggernaut well into the year. Variety notes that the album’s popularity is powering everything from record sales to unique brand tie-ins, like a special Peloton workout series celebrating Bad Bunny’s music and artistic journey.
The residency, however, is only the beginning of Bad Bunny’s next chapter. ABC News and The Fader detail that his highly anticipated world tour for 2025-2026, supporting Debí Tirar Más Fotos, will not feature any U.S. dates. Bad Bunny cited not just a sense that he had “already done the U.S. extensively,” but, more seriously, concerns about safety and the threat of ICE raids for himself and his fans—a move the artist discussed candidly with both Variety and i-D.
Recognition for Bad Bunny’s achievements continues to skyrocket: the Latin Times confirms that he just broke the all-time record for nominations at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, earning an incredible 27 nominations. He leads across categories—Artist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Top Latin Album for Debí Tirar Más Fotos, and a slew of individual single nominations, underscoring his dominance in both streaming and on the charts. The awards ceremony will air live on October 23, 2025, from Miami, so expect even more historic moments as the date approaches.
Meanwhile, Bad Bunny’s cultural reach goes further than music. As reported by Variety, he’s starring alongside Adam Sandler in the much-hyped movie Happy Gilmore 2, released in July, continuing his rapid rise as a multifaceted global entertainer.
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The residency was more than a concert series; it was a declaration of Puerto Rican pride and a global showcase of Latin music’s power. Bad Bunny himself, sharing with i-D Magazine, described the energy as “unprecedented,” uniting generations with music rooted in salsa, bomba y plena, and classic reggaetón influences interspersed throughout his flashy pop catalog.
Just this Monday, Bad Bunny surprised fans with the release of his new single “Alambre Púa.” According to AOL, he debuted the track live for the residency’s closing weekend, using it as the adrenaline-charged opener that set the tone for a 30-song marathon. This marks his first new music since January’s album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, which itself remains a Billboard and streaming juggernaut well into the year. Variety notes that the album’s popularity is powering everything from record sales to unique brand tie-ins, like a special Peloton workout series celebrating Bad Bunny’s music and artistic journey.
The residency, however, is only the beginning of Bad Bunny’s next chapter. ABC News and The Fader detail that his highly anticipated world tour for 2025-2026, supporting Debí Tirar Más Fotos, will not feature any U.S. dates. Bad Bunny cited not just a sense that he had “already done the U.S. extensively,” but, more seriously, concerns about safety and the threat of ICE raids for himself and his fans—a move the artist discussed candidly with both Variety and i-D.
Recognition for Bad Bunny’s achievements continues to skyrocket: the Latin Times confirms that he just broke the all-time record for nominations at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, earning an incredible 27 nominations. He leads across categories—Artist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Top Latin Album for Debí Tirar Más Fotos, and a slew of individual single nominations, underscoring his dominance in both streaming and on the charts. The awards ceremony will air live on October 23, 2025, from Miami, so expect even more historic moments as the date approaches.
Meanwhile, Bad Bunny’s cultural reach goes further than music. As reported by Variety, he’s starring alongside Adam Sandler in the much-hyped movie Happy Gilmore 2, released in July, continuing his rapid rise as a multifaceted global entertainer.
Thanks for tuning in—come back next week for another update on Bad Bunny and all things music. This has been a Quiet Please production; for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Bad Bunny or Benito Antonio Martinez Ocassio is dominating headlines
in social media this week as he wraps up his
epic two month residency nome Kero Urlecki at Puerto Ricos
Colico the Puerto Rico. This thirty concert extravaganza transformed San
Juan into a non stop celebration, drawing fans worldwide and
(00:22):
sparking a festival atmosphere across the city. Bars overflowed, nils
sprang up overnight, and legendary surprise guests hit the stage.
Reports from Radio Milwaukee paint a scene of San Juan alive,
with airport lines snaking out the door for merch pop
ups celebrating Benito and entire neighborhoods blasting his biggest hits
(00:46):
inside the arena. Each performance was a spectacle of lights,
pyrotechnic Puerto Rican iconography, and star studded cameos. Arcangel Ivy, Queen,
Young Miko and Fade all took turns electrifying the crowd.
The residency was more than a concert series. It was
a declaration of Porto Rican pride and a global showcase
(01:07):
of Latin music's power. Bad Bunny himself sharing with ID
magazine described the energy as unprecedented, uniting generations with music
rooted in Selsa bomba, implena and classic reggaetone influences interspersed
throughout his flashy pop catalog. Just this Monday, Bad Bunny
surprised fans with the release of his new single Alamrepua.
(01:31):
According to AOL, he debuted the track live for The
Residency's closing weekend, using it as the adrenaline charged opener
that set the tone for a thirty song marathon. This
marks his first new music since January's album Debbie tr
R Mass Photos, which itself remains a Billboard and streaming
juggernaut well into the year. Variety notes that the album's
(01:53):
popularity is powering everything from record sales to unique brand
tie ins like a special Peloton workout series celebrating Bad
Bunny's music and artistic journey. The Residency, however, is only
the beginning of Bad Bunny's next chapter. A BC News
and The Fader detailed that his highly anticipated world tour
for twenty twenty five to twenty twenty six supporting de
(02:16):
b Ti Armas Photos will not feature any US dates.
Bad Bunny cited not just a sense that he had
already done the US extensively, but more seriously, concerns about
safety and the threat of IC's raids for himself and
his fans, a move the artist discussed candidly with both
Theoriety and id Recognition for Bad Bunny's achievements continues to skyrocket.
(02:41):
The Latin Times confirms that he just broke the all
time record for nominations of the twenty twenty five Billboard
Latin Music Awards, earning an incredible twenty seven nominations. He
leads across categories Artist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year,
Top Latin Album for Dabiti Armas Photos, and and a
slew of individual single nominations, underscoring his dominance in both
(03:04):
streaming and on the charts. The awards ceremony will air
live on October twenty three, twenty twenty five, from Miami,
so expect even more historic moments as the date approaches. Meanwhile,
Bad Bunny's cultural reach goes further than music. As reported
by Variety, he's starring alongside Adam Sandler in the much
(03:25):
hyped movie Happy Gilmour two, released in July, continuing his
rapid rise as a multifaceted global entertainer. Thanks for tuning in.
Come back next week for another update on Bad Bunny
and all things music. This has been a Quiet Please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot Ai
Bad Bunny or Benito Antonio Martinez Ocassio is dominating headlines
in social media this week as he wraps up his
epic two month residency nome Kero Urlecki at Puerto Ricos
Colico the Puerto Rico. This thirty concert extravaganza transformed San
Juan into a non stop celebration, drawing fans worldwide and
(00:22):
sparking a festival atmosphere across the city. Bars overflowed, nils
sprang up overnight, and legendary surprise guests hit the stage.
Reports from Radio Milwaukee paint a scene of San Juan alive,
with airport lines snaking out the door for merch pop
ups celebrating Benito and entire neighborhoods blasting his biggest hits
(00:46):
inside the arena. Each performance was a spectacle of lights,
pyrotechnic Puerto Rican iconography, and star studded cameos. Arcangel Ivy, Queen,
Young Miko and Fade all took turns electrifying the crowd.
The residency was more than a concert series. It was
a declaration of Porto Rican pride and a global showcase
(01:07):
of Latin music's power. Bad Bunny himself sharing with ID
magazine described the energy as unprecedented, uniting generations with music
rooted in Selsa bomba, implena and classic reggaetone influences interspersed
throughout his flashy pop catalog. Just this Monday, Bad Bunny
surprised fans with the release of his new single Alamrepua.
(01:31):
According to AOL, he debuted the track live for The
Residency's closing weekend, using it as the adrenaline charged opener
that set the tone for a thirty song marathon. This
marks his first new music since January's album Debbie tr
R Mass Photos, which itself remains a Billboard and streaming
juggernaut well into the year. Variety notes that the album's
(01:53):
popularity is powering everything from record sales to unique brand
tie ins like a special Peloton workout series celebrating Bad
Bunny's music and artistic journey. The Residency, however, is only
the beginning of Bad Bunny's next chapter. A BC News
and The Fader detailed that his highly anticipated world tour
for twenty twenty five to twenty twenty six supporting de
(02:16):
b Ti Armas Photos will not feature any US dates.
Bad Bunny cited not just a sense that he had
already done the US extensively, but more seriously, concerns about
safety and the threat of IC's raids for himself and
his fans, a move the artist discussed candidly with both
Theoriety and id Recognition for Bad Bunny's achievements continues to skyrocket.
(02:41):
The Latin Times confirms that he just broke the all
time record for nominations of the twenty twenty five Billboard
Latin Music Awards, earning an incredible twenty seven nominations. He
leads across categories Artist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year,
Top Latin Album for Dabiti Armas Photos, and and a
slew of individual single nominations, underscoring his dominance in both
(03:04):
streaming and on the charts. The awards ceremony will air
live on October twenty three, twenty twenty five, from Miami,
so expect even more historic moments as the date approaches. Meanwhile,
Bad Bunny's cultural reach goes further than music. As reported
by Variety, he's starring alongside Adam Sandler in the much
(03:25):
hyped movie Happy Gilmour two, released in July, continuing his
rapid rise as a multifaceted global entertainer. Thanks for tuning in.
Come back next week for another update on Bad Bunny
and all things music. This has been a Quiet Please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot Ai
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