Will Bad Bunny close his tour in Puerto Rico? Movement at the Hiram Bithorn stadium rekindles rumors

Puerto Rico.– The departure of four black buses from the Hiram Bithorn stadium this Thursday morning increased speculation about a possible announcement regarding the closure of Bad Bunny’s DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour in Puerto Rico.

The movement was confirmed by El Vocero as assembly work continues, which has been taking place since last week inside the stadium. Part of the structure can be seen from outside the venue and bears similarities to the setup used by the artist during the El Último Tour del Mundo concerts, held in December 2021.

So far, neither Bad Bunny nor his team have officially confirmed new performances in Puerto Rico. However, the activity recorded at the stadium adds to other signs that suggest an announcement could be imminent.

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Entertainment industry sources cited by the newspaper El Vocero previously indicated that the dates contemplated for the end of the tour would be August 21 and 22, without ruling out a third show on August 23.

The dates coincide with a reservation made by Rimas Entertainment at the Hiram Bithorn, information that was revealed last week by the mayor of San Juan, Miguel Romero.

“It hasn’t been confirmed to me, but Rimas set aside some dates. Without it having been confirmed to me, I hope so,” expressed Romero in an interview with Radio Isla.

The mayor explained that Rimas reserved the stadium from August 21 to 23, although he avoided confirming that the space will be used specifically for Bad Bunny concerts, because the company represents other artists.

“Rimas has several artists, but I think it’s that Benito is going to be closing his tour in Puerto Rico, but I haven’t been told that he is coming,” he maintained.

If the performances are confirmed, Bad Bunny would become the first artist to offer a musical show at the Hiram Bithorn after the remodeling works carried out by the Municipality of San Juan, with an approximate investment of $39.6 million.

Among the improvements made are new seats, changes in lighting, remodeling of dressing rooms, improvements to the drainage system, accessible restrooms, and a new sound system.