I was sure Bad Bunny’s amazing ‘No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí’ shows were over after Sunday, but I just found out I was wrong! It looks like the fun isn’t over just yet.
Bad Bunny has added another concert in San Juan on September 20th, and this one is open to fans worldwide. The show, titled “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: Una Más,” expands his already popular concert series.
I’m so excited about this concert! While tickets to attend in person are just for people living in Puerto Rico, the amazing news is that everyone can watch it for free! It’s going to be livestreamed through Amazon Music, starting at 5:30 PM Pacific Time. You can tune in through the Amazon Music app, their Twitch channel, or even on Prime Video. I’m already setting a reminder – I wouldn’t miss it!
Bad Bunny and Amazon are taking their partnership beyond concerts. They’re working together to offer better science and tech education for students and teachers, and to support farmers and provide more access to fresh food. Amazon is also creating a special section on its website, called “comPRa Local,” to highlight and support businesses owned by people in Puerto Rico.
Bad Bunny kicked off his residency in Puerto Rico with a lively Friday night show, performing new tracks from his highly anticipated 2025 album, “Debí Tirar Más Fotos,” and drawing a crowd that included LeBron James.
The upcoming concert is scheduled on a meaningful date: the eight-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria hitting Puerto Rico. The powerful storm, a Category 4 hurricane, caused between 3,000 and 4,700 deaths on the island. Even now, many Puerto Ricans still experience frequent power outages that can last from six to twelve hours, often with no prior notice.
This Saturday’s concert will be the Grammy-winning artist’s final show in Puerto Rico before he begins his world tour. His tour will kick off with a performance in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic.
Bad Bunny recently told i-D magazine he deliberately left out U.S. tour stops because he worried immigration officials might target fans before or after the shows.
He explained they were worried about the possibility of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) being present outside his concert. He said, “We were very concerned about that possibility.”
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He also wanted to assure everyone that he wasn’t avoiding the U.S. or its fans, and there were no hard feelings involved.
He explained that there were several reasons for not appearing in the U.S., but none of them stemmed from dislike – he’d performed there often and enjoyed connecting with Latino communities there. However, he chose to perform in Puerto Rico instead, noting its unique status as a U.S. territory, which would allow people from the U.S. to travel to see the show.
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2025-09-16 00:31