Bad Bunny, the renowned Puerto Rican singer, returns to Argentina to kick off a series of concerts at River Plate Stadium, as part of his tour for his recent album, 'Debí tirar más fotos.' This tour not only marks an important milestone in his career but also signifies his deep connection to the Greater Buenos Aires region, where he has performed multiple times since his rise to fame.

In this article, Irina Repetto highlights Bad Bunny's journey from his humble beginnings in the Pinar de Rocha area to his current status as a global superstar. He has captivated audiences not only with his music but also with his unique style and relatability, representing a voice for many in Latin America. The concerts held at one of Argentina's most iconic venues reflect both his popularity and the cultural significance of his work.

As Bad Bunny embarks on this tour, he carries with him the pride of his roots, bringing attention to the cultural richness of Buenos Aires' conurbano. The context of his visit amidst the ongoing revival of live events post-pandemic adds an extra layer of excitement for fans, marking the return of major performances that had been stalled during the health crisis.