Watch Bad Bunny Bring Out Young Miko and Gilberto Santa Rosa During Puerto Rico Show
Young Miko came out first, during a portion of the concert that takes place in a little pink house called La Casita. That part of the concert is designed to play out like a raging house party, with Miko popping out of the house to hop on the mic with Benito for their collab 'Fina.' The two of them traded bars and danced around other house party guests (at past shows, that area has been filled with people like LeBron James, Ricky Martin, and Kylian Mbappé.)
Every night of the residency ends with an energetic salsa showdown that includes Bad Bunny's No. 1 Hit 'BAILE INoLVIDABLE.' The crowd broke out into screams when salsa legend Gilberto Santa Rosa strolled onstage unexpectedly to perform a verse of the song, and then stayed for a rendition of his classic 'La Agarro Bajando.' Both stars emphasized the vibe of the setlist, which combines Puerto Rican traditions with modern sounds. It highlighted artists like Santa Rosa, who Bad Bunny has been a longtime fan of (the salsa veteran also just collaborated on a salsa song with J Balvin.)
It's also a reminder of the rising stars Bad Bunny has long endorsed. Back in 2023, when Bad Bunny curated Rolling Stone's Future 25 list, he picked Young Miko as an artist to watch. 'Young Miko is a new face that's breaking through, and I like her a lot,' he said at the time. ' I feel like she has so much to show people, like she hasn't showed people all her tricks yet.' Since then, Young Miko has become a massive breakout act, snagging a Latin Grammy nomination and acclaim for her debut album att., which came out last year.
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