Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny arrived in Buenos Aires as part of his concert schedule at the River Plate Stadium, staying in the upscale Recoleta neighborhood. To unwind before his series of performances for the 'Debí tirar más fotos World Tour', he opted for an intimate dinner at Ness, a gourmet restaurant renowned for its unique cooking technique that relies solely on fire for preparation.

During the dinner, Bad Bunny sampled traditional Argentine dishes along with a selection of national wines, alongside enjoying a regional tasting experience. Chef Leo Lanussol reported that the artist gave his candid feedback on the first dish he tasted, expressing his preference against certain ingredients. The meal created a relaxed atmosphere, aligning with Bunny's unpretentious style, as he immersed himself in the local culture and culinary offerings.

The evening included a special request for desserts to be sent back to his hotel, showcasing a personal touch to his dining experience. Such outings during his tour highlight the artist's connection with the local culture, making for a memorable visit in a country where he enjoys immense popularity, setting the stage for an exciting series of concerts ahead.