Bad Bunny wraps up world tour in Brussels, jokes about the cold

Global music sensation Bad Bunny wrapped up his "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" world tour in front of a massive crowd of over 56,000 fans at Brussels's King Baudouin Stadium. The Puerto Rican artist, known worldwide as the most-streamed artist, delivered an emotional performance dedicated to his roots.

For the entire 2.5-hour concert, Bad Bunny remained true to his native Spanish language, a choice that resonated deeply with the predominantly Spanish-speaking audience. His decision to perform solely in Spanish underscored his commitment to his cultural identity, a move that clearly delighted the enthusiastic fans.

Bad Bunny shared his initial surprise at the tour's final stop being Brussels. "When they told me we were closing the tour in Belgium, I first thought, 'Why there, of all possible cities?'" he told the crowd. However, he quickly added, "But today I understand that the best is saved for last. I think this is the best place to finish this series."

Despite the warm reception, the artist couldn't help but notice the cooler Belgian climate. "It's a bit cold here, isn't it?" he asked the audience later in the show. "I'm cold, I need a hug." The concert marked the end of an extensive tour that spanned 57 shows across Asia, Latin America, Oceania, and Europe, making Brussels a significant final destination for his global audience.