US EditionBad Bunny’s Final Puerto Rico Concert Happened on Hurricane Maria’s Anniversary. Everyone Could Feel It
Bad Bunny’s residency drew about 500,000 attendees and generated $733 million, honoring Hurricane Maria survivors and highlighting ongoing power and reconstruction challenges.
- On Saturday, Bad Bunny closed his 30-concert Puerto Rico residency with a tribute on Hurricane Maria's eighth anniversary, streaming globally via Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch.
- Amid unresolved rebuilding, fans and Puerto Rican survivors waved flags and wore T-shirts bearing the estimated death toll as the U.S. Office of Inspector General found 92% of grid projects incomplete and $3.7 billion unspent.
- Overall, the residency attracted roughly half a million attendees and generated $733 million for Puerto Rico, with roughly 70% female concertgoers and many foreign visitors staying nearly nine nights.
- Bad Bunny thanked fans and promised to carry Puerto Rico’s spirit on his world tour in December, skipping the mainland U.S. in protest after clinching 12 Latin Grammy nominations.
- Amid simmering anger over reconstruction, the night also delivered emotional moments as Marc Anthony surprised attendees and survivors with a rare duet of "Preciosa," heightening the impact of ongoing trauma.
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Bad Bunny’s final Puerto Rico concert happened on Hurricane Maria’s anniversary. Everyone could feel it
Bad Bunny invited the world to a special encore performance of his residency streamed on Amazon Prime over the weekend. It was no mistake that the final concert landed on September 20, marking the eighth anniversary since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico and caused unprecedented damage.
Bad Bunny says goodbye to Puerto Rico in one final concert after a historic residency - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Bad Bunny fans drowned out memories of Hurricane Maria in one booming voice on the anniversary of the devastating storm.Saturday was
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Bad Bunny closed his 30-concert Puerto Rico residency Saturday with a powerful tribute on the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Maria. The sold-out show celebrated resilience and the island’s enduring spirit, streaming globally for the first time via Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch. A Night of Pride and Remembrance The superstar raised a glass “for […] La entrada Bad Bunny Honors Puerto Rico and Hurricane Maria Survivors se publicó primero en…
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