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Bad Bunny Honors Fallen Star Yeison Jiménez in Colombia
31 Jan
Summary
- Bad Bunny paid tribute to Yeison Jiménez during a concert in Medellín.
- Jiménez, a música popular artist, died in a plane crash on January 10.
- Boza partnered with Latin Grammy to donate instruments to a Panamanian school.
In uplifting moments from the Latin music world, Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny paid homage to the late Colombian música popular artist Yeison Jiménez. This occurred during his sold-out concert on Saturday at Medellín's Atanasio Girardot Stadium, in front of 50,000 fans. Jiménez tragically passed away in a plane crash on January 10.
Bad Bunny performed an emotional acoustic version of Jiménez's hit song "Aventurero," accompanied by his cuatro player, José Eduardo Santana. The crowd responded with enthusiastic cheers and joined in singing the beloved lyrics.
Elsewhere, Panamanian artist Boza collaborated with the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation and Sony Music for the "Latin Grammy In The Schools" program. They donated musical instruments to Instituto Rubiano, a prominent public school in Panama serving 4,000 students.
In touring news, Tito Double P has joined Peso Pluma as a special guest on the "Dinastía by Peso Pluma & Friends" U.S. Tour. This follows the successful release of their joint album, DINASTÍA, which topped both the Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican albums charts.
