San Juan.- The Coliseo de Puerto Rico has become the epicenter of the Puerto Rican cultural and musical celebration thanks to the artistic residency of Bad Bunny, which continues to attract thousands of fans every weekend.
From early hours, the enthusiasm is felt in the surroundings of the venue, where followers of all ages arrive to secure their entry and enjoy a show that has been described as an unforgettable experience.The public’s testimonials reflect the intensity of this experience. “Well, my name is Edu, I’m from Manatí. I’m really hyped for the concert, of course, I’m a fanatic. My family wanted to come 4 hours earlier because they knew it was going to explode, this is too much. And I feel very proud because it seems like today is the day of the Puerto Rican in Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico week, everyone is dressed as a Puerto Rican,” shared one of the attendees.
Also from Coamo, Patricia Larrauri Torres expressed her enthusiasm: “Hello, my name is Patricia Larrauri Torres, I am from Puerto Rico, specifically from Coamo, and here we are at Bunny’s residence on the Island of Enchantment.” In turn, Kiara Roque Fuentes, from Cidra, did not hide her expectations: “I hope to have a great time at Baconi’s residence.” Among the attendees was also a pair of siblings, who were experiencing their first concert. “Hello, my name is… and my name is Noa. We are siblings and we are here at Bonnie’s thing. We are having a great time, a very Puerto Rican atmosphere, very cultural from here in Puerto Rico. I hope to have a great time here with my brother Noa,” commented one of them, while the other added: “This is my first concert, I don’t know what to expect. I hope to have a good time and let’s go up. Let’s go up, let’s go up.” The performances, scheduled until September, are held every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Although the first concerts are reserved for the local public, from the tenth date onwards, international visitors will be allowed entry. With this residency, Bad Bunny seeks not only to connect with his followers, but also to project Puerto Rico as a cultural and tourist destination, just before starting his world tour in November in the Dominican Republic.





