He played Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana for the first time during an event attended by 16,000 people and guests like Feid, Tainy, Young Miko, and more.
— the most streamed artist in the world for multiple years — do to follow up an album like last summer’s acclaimedconvened 16,000 of his loyal fans at San Juan’s José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum for what was billed as a ”listening party” for his newest studio album,. As the clock ticked closer to midnight, the time the show was set to start, the coliseum filled with the sounds of jazz from Bill Evans and Wes Montgomery, bossa nova from João Gilberto, and boleros from La Lupe.
He stayed silent most of the evening, spending the first nine songs masked and playing the tracks off his phone via an aux cord connected to the Rolls-Royce. At times, a camera mounted inside the car would give a glimpse over his shoulder as he navigated between tabs, showing him checking Instagram, WhatsApp, and other applications while the music played. At one point he took a selfie with the crowd, quickly dismissing it and taking a second.
Artists and producers who collaborated on the album filled up the makeshift stands on the haystack pyramid. Young Miko, who is featured on the album’s third track “FINA,” was there, another endorsement after Benito publicly co-signed her and hand-selected her as part of. Arcángel and Ñengo Flow, two of Benito’s idols and closest collaborators who also back him up on “ACHO PR,” were present.
There’s something surreal about being in a stadium packed with thousands of people who don’t know the words to any of the songs they’re hearing, but there was also familiarity in a strange way: This is a Bad Bunny everyone there knew — the guy who made trap songs for SoundCloud from his bedroom in el barrio. Onhe sounds refreshed and eager to make noise like he did back in the day. Benito spent most of 2023 talking about how much he needed a break.
As the crowd let out just after 1 a.m., the surrounding parking lots began to fill up with cars snaking their way towards the exit. The new tracks could be heard from each vehicle. Fans had just experienced, and were immediately running it back. Bad Bunny had done it again, and this time he did it going back to his roots and giving his fans what they wanted.
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