Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Bad Bunny's Farewell Concert in Puerto Rico Celebrates Resilience
Bad Bunny, a famous singer, had a big concert in Puerto Rico.
It was a special event because it was his last show there for a while, after many other concerts.
The concert was also on the anniversary of a big storm, Hurricane Maria, which caused a lot of problems for the island.
The show was a celebration of Puerto Rico, showing how strong the people are.
Thousands of fans came to watch, and some watched online around the world.
There were special guests, and everyone sang and danced together.
It was a fun and emotional night.
The concert helped bring a lot of money to Puerto Rico.
Bad Bunny performed a final concert in Puerto Rico after a historic residency.
The concert was streamed globally for the first time via Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch.
The event marked the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Maria and a celebration of Puerto Rican resilience.
The concerts attracted roughly half a million people and generated an estimated $733 million.
Bad Bunny will embark on a worldwide tour, skipping the U.S., in December.
- Who
- Bad Bunny and fans, with guest performers.
- What
- Final concert in Puerto Rico of the year.
- When
- Saturday, marking the end of a 30-concert residency.
- Where
- Puerto Rico.
- Why
- Celebration of Puerto Rican culture and resilience; remembrance of Hurricane Maria.
- Event
- Bad Bunny's final concert in Puerto Rico
- Location
- Puerto Rico
- Attendance
- Roughly half a million people during residency
- Guest Performers
- Marc Anthony, Ñengo Flow, Jowell y Randy, and more
- Anniversary
- 8th Anniversary of Hurricane Maria
- Revenue
- $733 million generated for Puerto Rico