‘No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí’: Bad Bunny Launches 30-Day Residency in Puerto Rico
Bad Bunny is staying home, and he’s inviting everyone to join him. The global superstar just started a 30-day concert residency in Puerto Rico titled “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí”, which translates to “I Don’t Want to Leave Here.” The residency takes place at the iconic Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan and is already shaping up to be a defining moment in his career.
For fans across the island and beyond, this isn’t just a concert series. It’s a tribute. It’s Benito returning to his roots and creating space to connect with his community on a deeper level.
A Residency Like No Other
Instead of traveling from city to city, Bad Bunny is doing something different. He is staying in one place. For 30 nights, he will take the stage in the same venue, offering fans an experience that feels more like a celebration than a tour.
Each show is expected to bring something new. From changing setlists and surprise guest appearances to creative staging and rotating visuals, no two nights will be exactly the same. Fans are already speculating that the residency will cover different phases of his music, from early trap tracks to the global hits that launched him into superstardom.
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A Message to His Island
Bad Bunny has always made it clear that Puerto Rico is at the center of everything he does. He uses his platform to uplift the island, address political issues, and honor the culture that shaped him. This residency is a natural extension of that message. In a recent Instagram Live, he told fans,
Todo lo que soy, se lo debo a mi isla. Este proyecto nace del corazón.
(Everything I am, I owe to my island. This project comes from the heart.)
It’s clear this residency is personal. It’s not just about performing. It’s about being present. It’s about giving back to the people who have supported him from the beginning.
What Fans Can Expect
The residency promises to go beyond a typical concert experience. Attendees can expect immersive visuals, rare performances, and an intimate atmosphere that’s hard to find at major arena shows. Bad unny is also collaborating with brands like Adidas, Jet Blue, Method, and Wendy’s to bring a whole surreal experience the moment you step into the parking lot.
There are also whispers of special collaborations and local artist spotlights throughout the run. Whether he’s performing solo or sharing the stage, the focus will remain on Puerto Rico and the culture that continues to inspire him.
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The Energy in San Juan
Ever since the announcement, San Juan has been buzzing. Hotels are fully booked. Restaurants are prepping for long lines. Local vendors are creating custom merch and fan-made pieces to honor the residency. For the city, this is more than a music event. It’s a month-long cultural celebration.
Tickets sold out almost immediately. Fans lined up in person and online for hours just for a chance to be part of it. For many, it’s more than a show. It’s a once-in-a-generation moment to witness history in their hometown.
A New Kind of Tour
While most artists are hopping between countries and stadiums, Bad Bunny is planting his feet firmly in one place. This decision is a statement in itself. At the height of global fame, he’s choosing to stay close to home.
“No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” is not just the name of the residency. It’s a feeling that resonates with fans who know exactly why he wants to stay. Puerto Rico isn’t just where he’s from. It’s who he is.
And for 30 nights, he’s making sure the whole world knows it.