Total fan! Penélope Cruz takes the stage with Bad Bunny and exclaims, “Acho, Puerto Rico is something else!” sending the Coliseo into a frenzy

Penélope Cruz, along with Javier Bardem, enjoyed Bad Bunny's concert in Puerto Rico from the VIP area "La Casita." The actress thrilled the audience by energizing the show, highlighting the special atmosphere of the event.

Penélope Cruz at a Bad Bunny concertPhoto © Instagram / Penélope Cruz

Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem made a very special stop in their schedule to experience the musical phenomenon of the moment up close. The couple traveled to Puerto Rico to attend one of the concerts of Bad Bunny's No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí residency at the Coliseum in San Juan. And they didn't do it from just anywhere: they took a privileged spot in “La Casita,” the VIP space that the artist has set up in the middle of the stage and that has become the most sought-after spot of the entire show.

In full euphoria, Penélope grabbed the microphone from the balcony of the iconic pink house and exclaimed, with an enthusiastic accent: “Wow, Puerto Rico is something else!” The audience responded with cheers and applause, knowing that this phrase marks the beginning of the song I'm Gonna Take You to PR. For a few seconds, the actress stopped being a Hollywood star and became Benito's official host.

The concert is part of a residency that has already broken records: 30 performances between July and September, over 400,000 tickets sold, and an estimated economic impact of 377 million dollars for the island. All set against a backdrop that combines green hills, lush vegetation, and a replica of a typical house featured in the short film Debí Tirar Más Fotos.

Through that VIP balcony, legends of sports like LeBron James and Kylian Mbappé have passed, along with artists such as Ricky Martin, Kany García, and Residente. Every night, Bad Bunny selects a guest to deliver the phrase that ignites the party. This time, the mission fell to Penélope... and she certainly fulfilled it.

Cruz and Bardem did not just watch from the sidelines. They danced, sang, and joined the celebration alongside other guests, such as Kasia Marciniak, Residente's partner, and the Puerto Rican artist himself, sharing the space on such a special night. Penélope, who had previously worked with Residente on the music video 313, once again proved that she knows how to shine both on a film set and on a music stage.

And if that wasn't enough, the night also featured the presence of Lola Índigo and Quevedo, who were swept away by the audience's energy right from the little house. What is clear is that No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí is not just a concert: it is a celebration that blends rhythm, culture, and charisma, capable of captivating anyone… even two Oscar winners.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bad Bunny's Concert in Puerto Rico

What did Penélope Cruz do during the Bad Bunny concert in Puerto Rico?

Penélope Cruz took the microphone from the VIP area of Bad Bunny's stage and exclaimed, “Wow, Puerto Rico is something else!” This sparked euphoria among the crowd. This phrase marks the beginning of the song "Voy a llevarte pa’ PR", turning the actress into the official host of the event for a few moments.

What is special about Bad Bunny's concert residency "No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí"?

The concert residency "I Don't Want to Leave Here" by Bad Bunny takes place at the Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and includes 30 performances between July and September, with over 400,000 tickets sold and an estimated economic impact of 377 million dollars for the island. Each night, a special guest participates from the VIP space called "La Casita."

What other celebrities have participated in Bad Bunny's residency?

During Bad Bunny's residency in Puerto Rico, celebrities such as LeBron James, Kylian Mbappé, Ricky Martin, Kany García, Residente, Lola Índigo, and Quevedo have attended. Each night, a special guest has the honor of kickstarting the party from "La Casita."

What economic impact has Bad Bunny's residency had in Puerto Rico?

The residency "I Don't Want to Leave Here" by Bad Bunny at the Coliseo de San Juan has been a resounding success, with an estimated economic impact of 377 million dollars for the island of Puerto Rico. In addition to the 30 performances and over 400,000 tickets sold, the concert series has attracted tourists and boosted the local economy.

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Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduated in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, Spain. Editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.