Dangerous Bunny Brings Ivy Queen to Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium Live performance

With just one extra present left on the docket, Dangerous Bunny has nearly completed the North American leg of his “World’s Hottest Tour.” That title has actually lived as much as its promise, because the Puerto Rican phenom achieved the top-grossing tour of August with this trek, consisting of a number of stops within the nation’s largest venues. Final night time, he pulled out all of the stops for the primary of two back-to-back exhibits at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium.

He introduced out a number of company — together with the reggaeton pioneer Ivy Queen, who performed a medley of her hottest hits — and declared his love for L.A., inciting cheers all through the night time with: “¡Los Latinos in L.A., que se sienta!”

After a number of discussions circulated on-line that the singer appeared dispirited on stage over his residence island’s bout with Hurricane Fiona, Bunny gave the impression to be in one of the best of moods Friday night time. He spent the almost three-hour set singing his coronary heart out and sharing sentimental moments with the hundreds of screeching followers who held up eye-catching indicators with anniversary dates, marriage proposals and numerous different requests written on them.

At round 8:50 p.m., the glimmering introductory notes of “Moscow Mule,” the primary lower from “Un Verano Sin Ti,” kicked the night time off. The piercing screams and shaky floorboards ushered Dangerous Bunny’s launch. From there, he welcomed his first shock visitor, Chencho Corleone onto the stage. The pair sang their summer-defining “Me Porto Bonito” and instructed the stadium to sing alongside in an acapella rendition of its infectious refrain.

A couple of songs later, Jowell and Randy, the pair of reggaeton champions behind “Safaera,” joined Bunny for an explosive efficiency of the tune. The three took turns spitting their verses, taking part in off of one another’s vitality on the heart of the stage whereas the booming bass of the reggaeton drum beats directed the following observe. Nonetheless, nobody might’ve anticipated the fun that will come subsequent.

Throughout his efficiency of “Yo Perreo Sola,” Ivy Queen appeared on stage and completed out the previous few strains of the observe as Dangerous Bunny’s hype lady. The Puerto Rican singer and pioneer of the Latin city scene sported a bedazzled Playboy bunny-inspired blue, white and crimson ensemble, emblazoned with the Puerto Rican flag. Accompanied by Dangerous Bunny’s hand, the singer approached the entrance of the stage the place she accomplished a brief set listing of her largest hits beginning with “Te He Querido,” plus “Quiero Bailar” and “Quitate Tu Pa Ponerme Yo.”

He and his dancers then took a brief seated break on the stage’s fake seashore set-up to take turns ingesting from a bottle of wine whereas interacting with followers within the first rows. He jokingly identified a brunette woman who was sitting on somebody’s shoulders as Becky G, put a name out for all of the party-going singles within the room and despatched a number of properly needs to all of the {couples}, earlier than welcoming another visitor that night time: Bomba Estéreo’s Li Saumet, who joined him on stage in a neon pink and inexperienced search for their Latin Grammy-nominated “Ojitos Lindos.”

The night time continued with Dangerous Bunny delivering a speech — of which he repeated bits and items all through the night time — expressing his appreciation to followers who had been there for him since 2016, and to those that had joined him throughout the launch of his blockbuster “Un Verano.”

By the point the night time’s finishers, “El Apagón” and “Después De La Playa,” started to play, the viewers was prepared to surrender any final bits of vitality that they had left. On stage, a full-blown social gathering between Dangerous Bunny, his dancers and band served for example to the rows of followers whereas fireworks and pyrotechnics helped put a near the night time. On their means out, buzzing concert-goers stuffed the SoFi Stadium’s endless hallways with sing-alongs to standouts from the set.

Dangerous Bunny will play another present on the SoFi Stadium tonight, on what has now been declared “Dangerous Bunny Day” in L.A., the Metropolis Council confirmed on Saturday morning. In accordance with a KTLA report, L.A. Metropolis Councilman Kevin de Leó proposed the choice (which was backed by each council member) to honor the reggaeton artist’s “Immense cultural impression to the Latino group throughout town of L.A.”

He continued: “The Metropolis of LA’s inhabitants is 50% Latino, one of many largest Latino populations on the earth outdoors Latin American international locations. Dangerous Bunny’s cultural impression may have an incredible and constructive affect on future generations and can redefine Latino tradition in Los Angeles and past for years to come back.”

Dangerous Bunny will head south on Oct. 21 to play the Estadio Olímpico Félix Sánchez in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The Central and South American trek will conclude at Mexico Metropolis’s Estadio Azteca on Dec. 9