Bad Bunny performed the final concert of his landmark Puerto Rico residency on Sunday night at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, ending a series of shows that drew hundreds of thousands of fans to the island. The closing night featured surprise guest appearances and an emotional farewell from the artist.

The residency, staged across the summer of 2026, was conceived as a celebration of Puerto Rican identity and culture, with early dates reserved exclusively for island residents. Live Nation reported the residency ranked among the highest-grossing Latin music engagements ever staged, with tickets selling out within hours of going on sale.

The concerts blended reggaeton, salsa and Puerto Rican folk music, and the stage design paid tribute to the island's landscapes and history. The Puerto Rico Tourism Company estimated the residency generated hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity through hotel bookings, restaurant traffic and airline demand.

The final show drew widespread coverage across Latin entertainment outlets and social media, with fans and fellow artists posting tributes throughout the night. "This is for my people, for my island," Bad Bunny told the crowd, thanking fans as the residency came to a close.