Bad Bunny has concluded his international "Debí tirar más fotos World Tour" after selling 3.1 million tickets globally. The Puerto Rican music star brought the tour to a close with two sold-out stadium concerts at the Estadio Hiram Bithorn in San Juan on August 22 and August 23.
The two final performances in the Puerto Rican capital drew a total of 70,000 fans, according to concert producers Noah Assad Presents and Move Concerts. The global tour comprised 55 concerts across 22 cities in four continents.
Throughout the concert series, Bad Bunny highlighted Puerto Rican culture across stages in Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. News agency EFE reported that the shows incorporated plena, salsa, and other traditional island rhythms to connect with international audiences. Traditional Puerto Rican musical heritage was represented on stage by Los Pleneros de la Cresta and Los Sobrinos, while the musical group Chuwi performed on tour and served as the opening act for both final shows in San Juan.
Guest Artists and Stage Protests
The closing concerts featured guest appearances from prominent Latin urban and reggaeton artists who have played a role in Bad Bunny's career. Performers taking the stage alongside him included Arcángel, Farruko, Ñengo Flow, Víctor Manuelle, DEI V, RaiNao, Jowell & Randy, and Rauw Alejandro.
A central visual element of the production was "La casita," a representation of home and island identity that remained a core thematic feature of the tour and was displayed during both final nights in San Juan. During his closing speeches, Bad Bunny spoke of his pride in being Puerto Rican, the lessons the island has taught him, and the ongoing support he has received from local fans throughout his career.
The final concerts also incorporated messages of protest against the Government of Puerto Rico. The demonstrations targeted ongoing electrical grid outages, water rationing measures, and a proposed luxury tourism mega-project that has generated widespread opposition from citizens and environmental activists across the island.
Career Milestones and Global Impact
The completion of the tour follows several major career milestones for the artist. Prior to launching the international tour, Bad Bunny completed his historic 'No me quiero ir de aquí' concert residency in Puerto Rico, performed during the Super Bowl halftime show, and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, making history as the first artist to receive the award for an album recorded entirely in Spanish.
