Madrid, June 8, 2026 – Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican music sensation, has ignited a frenzy among his Spanish fanbase by suggesting the possibility of extending his ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’ World Tour 2026 in Madrid. The artist has already completed six of his ten scheduled concerts at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium, consistently filling the venue to capacity.
Bad Bunny’s Surprise Announcement
The most significant development occurred during his performance on June 6, when the singer, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, addressed the audience with an unexpected proposition. “Today and five more are left. Five more, but that depends on you, because it could be ten. Ten more,” he stated, sparking immediate excitement and speculation among his fans.
This statement has led to widespread anticipation of five to ten additional concerts in the Spanish capital. While official confirmation from promoters and organizers is still pending, the possibility of the residency reaching a total of 15 or even 20 dates has been widely discussed.
Tour Success and Setlist Highlights
The initial six nights at the Metropolitano Stadium have featured a dynamic setlist, showcasing the “bad rabbit’s” most popular tracks. The repertoire blends his international reggaeton and trap hits with the essence of his latest album, which pays homage to Caribbean music and salsa. The Madrid audience has responded with overwhelming enthusiasm, with each show selling out. Notable surprises have included an appearance by Young Miko, who joined Bad Bunny to perform their collaboration “Fina.”
“La Casita” – An Exclusive Experience
A distinctive feature of the concert experience has been “La Casita” (The Little House), a structure erected on the stage designed to resemble a traditional Puerto Rican dwelling. This exclusive VIP area offers a select group of individuals a private party atmosphere, allowing them to enjoy the show in close proximity to the artist.
“La Casita” has attracted a host of celebrities and public figures from social media, sports, and entertainment. Among those spotted in the VIP section over the past six nights are Carmen Machi, Ester Expósito, Penélope Cruz, Laura Escanes, and streamers like Ibai Llanos. It is also worth noting that Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía enjoyed Bad Bunny’s performance from a private box, though not from “La Casita.”
Logistical Challenges for New Dates
The prospect of adding more concerts presents a logistical challenge for Live Nation España, the tour promoter. Bad Bunny’s initial Madrid leg concludes on June 15, with four remaining shows scheduled for June 10, June 11, June 14, and June 15, before he moves on to Northern Europe.
If Bad Bunny’s hints materialize into concrete plans, organizers would need to integrate the additional five or ten concerts while accommodating the stadium’s existing event schedule. The most straightforward option, and least disruptive to the current setup, would be to utilize the five free days between his last Madrid concert on June 15 and his performance in Germany on June 20, taking advantage of the already assembled stage and structures.
A second, more complex option would involve Bad Bunny returning to Madrid in July after fulfilling his commitments in other European countries, effectively closing his tour in the Spanish capital.
Fans Await Official Announcement
As of now, no official ticketing channels have released any statements regarding the sale of new tickets, nor have these potential extra dates been confirmed. Fans are eagerly awaiting an official announcement to clarify the situation.
Related News and Impact
The excitement surrounding Bad Bunny’s Madrid concerts has been palpable, with several high-profile attendees making headlines. Penélope Cruz, accompanied by Javier Bardem and Sergio Ramos, was seen enjoying a “wild night” at one of the shows. Cruz also celebrated with her inner circle, including her sister Mónica and Goya Toledo, in “La Casita.” The artist’s secret activities in Madrid, including luxury hotel stays and shopping, have also garnered attention, with Marta Ortega reportedly hosting him.
The concerts have also attracted Spanish royalty, with Victoria Federica, a member of the Spanish royal family, attending with her friends. This widespread interest underscores Bad Bunny’s significant cultural impact and his ability to draw diverse audiences.
The “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS” World Tour 2026 continues to be a major event in the global music scene, and the potential for more dates in Madrid only adds to its allure.
