The Best Moments From Bad Bunny’s Global Tour

From playing surprise hits to ending years-long rivalries onstage, here are some highlights from the Puerto Rican star’s recent shows BAILE INoLVIDABLE The Best Moments From Bad Bunny’s Global Tour From playing surprise hits to ending years-long rivalries onstage, here are some highlights from the Puerto Rican star’s recent shows By Maya Georgi, Julyssa Lopez February 17, 2026 Edwin Rodriguez* Bad Bunny has had quite the historic run this year. With the release of his genre-defying opus Debí Tirar Más Fotos, the Latin superstar earned his first Album of the Year award at the Latin Grammys, nabbed six nominations for the 2026 Grammys (becoming the first Spanish-language artist to nab three top categories), and took over Puerto Rico’s “El Choli” Coliseo for the venue’s first formal artist residency. Bad Bunny did it all while celebrating his proudly Puerto Rican project — but he’s not done yet, and neither is the party. Last month, Bad Bunny kicked off the Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour in the Dominican Republic. Benito has been traveling through Latin America, hitting places like Costa Rica and Mexico City, and the tour is already one for the books with spectacles and special guests. Here are the biggest moments from the Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour, so far. Bad Bunny Brings Out Romeo Santos for ‘Bokete’ in the Dominican Republic Image Credit: Eric Rojas Bad Bunny kicked off the Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour by honoring the Dominican Republic’s rich music traditions. During the second night in Santo Domingo, the star invited collaborator Romeo Santos, who hails from the country, to perform a bachata version of “Bokete.” During his No Me Quiero Ir de Aqui residency, Bad Bunny would perform the song solo and lean into its low-fi vibe. But the performance in the D.R. transformed the sad song into a dance-worthy moment. Bad Bunny even switched up the spoken-word bridge. “Romeo, I’ve fallen in love 515 times, and with that devil it was 516. I don’t know what else to do,” he said in Spanish. Romeo Santos suggested going for a Dominican girl: “The next time you fall in love it should be with a cibaeña,” he said. —Maya Georgi