Bad Bunny's Deep Love for Chile Revealed

Bad Bunny recently took to social media to express his deep appreciation for Chile, highlighting the country's significant role in his career. He acknowledged Chile as one of the first nations to embrace reggaeton, demonstrating a lasting connection. "They have accompanied me in every stage of my career, and I value that very much," he shared.

He fondly recalled his initial visit in 2017, mentioning iconic venues like El Caupolicán and Arena Movistar. During his 2026 tour stops at Santiago's Estadio Nacional, a highlight was the crowd's fervent request for his song "120." Although he initially declined, he honored Chilean musical heritage by performing powerful renditions of Victor Jara's "El Derecho de Vivir en Paz" and Violeta Parra's "Gracias a La Vida."

Bad Bunny further celebrated Chilean culture by featuring its landscapes and music, including artists like Los Prisioneros and Floyymenor, in his tributes. His support extends back to a 2020 collaboration with Pablo Chill-E. He even recognized Chile first during a unifying global moment, underscoring his enduring connection to the nation.