"De Vega Baja pa'l mundo entero..." On this Bad Bunny tour, you won't meet the worldwide superstar, but you'll discover the true Benito. Ready for a journey through the roots and the streets that raised this Puerto Rican artist? Let's go!
Bad Bunny Tour Details
We'll meet in the parking lot of the Supermercado Econo on the PR-2 Highway, in Vega Baja, located just 35 minutes from San Juan. Accompanied by locals who were born and raised in Almirante Sur, we'll kick off this interesting tour of Bad Bunny.
Supermercado Econo on the PR-2 Highway
We'll start the tour right where everything started for him: this is where Benito had his first job picking up shopping carts while he studied at the University of Puerto Rico. Here, we'll show you a video of the cashier who made him viral and the witnesses from people who worked with him. Plus, we'll remember how, when his album X100PRE came out, he came back to this establishment to give tickets for his first concert to his old colleagues.
School in the Almirante Sur Neighborhood
We'll continue our tour by reaching el tour Benito's former school to stop for a snack, which includes cheese, guava pastries, and a soft drink. Here, we'll share why a neighborhood bakery turned into one of his most famous songs, and we'll listen to recorded testimonies from two of his teachers.
Community Sports Court & First Mural
Then, we'll visit the first mural dedicated to Benito in Puerto Rico. After Hurricane Maria, the neighborhood spent more than 200 days without electricity, and the artist helped secure a generator for the water pumps. We'll also tell you about the time Benito came back to this place to give out toys along with Residente and Los Pleneros de la Cresta. Perfect moment for a group photo!
Parroquia Santísima Trinidad
In this church, we'll make a special stop to discover a fact that almost nobody knows about Benito in his childhood. You'll be surprised!
The Street Where He Grew Up
The most exciting moment of the guided tour will be at the end. We'll stroll along the streets where Benito grew up, but we'll do so with the utmost respect for his family, who still reside in the area. For this reason, we will not point out specific homes, nor will we knock on any doors.
The Bad Bunny Fan Challenge
From the start of the activity, we'll give you a challenge: pay attention to each story! Once we return to the starting point, you'll fill out a small survey about everything you heard. Afterward, we'll share the points and crown a winner as the biggest Bad Bunny fan of the group. Plus, we'll give you a small keepsake prize.
After 2 hours, we'll conclude this Bad Bunny tour by saying our goodbyes at the starting point.