Dangerous Bunny Residency at Coliseo de Puerto Rico Introduced

Dangerous Bunny introduced on Monday (Jan. 13) that his 21-date residency on the iconic Coliseo de Puerto Rico is ready to kick off July 11.

The Puerto Rican hitmaker shared along with his tens of millions of fans on social media that whilst he does plan to unveil dates for presentations in international locations reminiscent of Mexico, Brazil and Spain later this 12 months, for now, “I’m in Puerto Rico, I’m house, having a laugh and, to be fair, I don’t wish to go away,” he says within the video.

“Due to track and the affection you give me via my track, I’ve had the privilege of touring to sing somewhere else of the arena. I respect and care to do it,” Dangerous Bunny explains. “There are puts I needless to say will go back to love Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia. And a few I’ve by no means been to however want to talk over with, like Brazil and Japan. And there are puts I haven’t been to in a very long time, like Italy, London, Spain, I do know, and I promise earlier than the 12 months ends, I’ll let you know the date and time I can be visiting.”

As he walks down a hallway passing by means of posters of all his earlier excursions, together with El Último Excursion del Mundo and Global’s Freshest Excursion, Dangerous Bunny (actual title Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) unveils a brand new poster that asserts his No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency at El Choli. Set to kick off July 11, the 21-date stint will release with the primary 9 presentations solely reserved for Puerto Rico citizens, with in-person presale staring Wednesday, Jan. 15. He’ll wrap the formidable residency on Aug. 24.

Dangerous Bunny’s residency announcement follows the discharge of Debí Tirar Más Fotos, his newest album launched Jan. 5. The set debuts at No. 2 at the Billboard 200, securing Dangerous Bunny his 7th best 10-charting set. In the meantime, the LP opens at No. 1 on Billboard’s Most sensible Streaming Albums chart (dated Jan. 18), the most important streaming week for a Latin name in over a 12 months.

Debí is Dangerous Bunny’s 6th studio album, and it’s a party of Puerto Rico and the sonic heritage that has soundtracked the island for generations, together with plena and jíbara. The 17-track album comprises collaborative efforts with Chuwi, Dei V, Omar Courtz, Pleneros de l. a. Cresta and RaiNao — all Puerto Rican acts.

See your entire listing of dates to Dangerous Bunny’s No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency at Coliseo de Puerto Rico right here.