Fans of Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny have begun lining up outside the Allianz Parque in São Paulo as they await his first shows in Brazil on Friday, October 20, and Saturday, October 21. The excitement among his followers is palpable, with some fans having arrived the previous night to secure prime spots in line. Both concerts have sold out, highlighting Bad Bunny's immense popularity in the region.

The concerts are part of Bad Bunny's tour, titled "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS," which serves as a nostalgic love letter to Puerto Rico, addressing themes such as gentrification and foreign influence. The tour resonates strongly with fans, many of whom feel a deep connection to the themes of the artist's music and message. Among them is Romina Torrez, an 18-year-old fan from Bolivia, who traveled specifically to Brazil for this event.

Romina, along with her friends, arrived early to ensure they would have a good view for the concert. Their dedication to witnessing Bad Bunny's performance reflects not only their admiration for his artistry but also the broader cultural impact he has on Latin American youth. As the shows approach, the enthusiasm surrounding Bad Bunny's arrival in Brazil points to a significant moment for fans and the cultural landscape of Brazilian pop music.