Bad Bunny Surprises Fans with Concert on Top of Gas Station in Puerto Rico

Kathryn Milewski -

Reggaeton artist Bad Bunny surprised his fans on Tuesday (December 27), giving an impromptu concert on top of a Gulf gas station in Puerto Rico.

The hitmaker simply tweeted, “‘La Jumpa’ live tonight at 10:00 pm.” The cryptic message didn’t reveal much, but zealous fans managed to find his location anyway. It was a gas station where Bad Bunny went on to perform his new track with Arcángel and a few hits from his chart-topping album Un Verano Sin Ti.

On social media, some users suggested he was recording the music video for “La Jumpa” as him and his crew were also spotted in Condado Beach that same day, Billboard reports. “La Jumpa” was released on November 30 and is included in Arcángel’s latest album, Señor Santos.

The new track joins a long list of collaborations between Arcángel and Bad Bunny, including hits “Me Acostumbré” (2017), “Original” (2018) and “Por Ti” (2021), as well as 2016’s “Diles” with Ozuna, Farruko and Ñengo Flow and 2017’s “Soy Peor Remix” with J Balvin and Ozuna.

Earlier on Tuesday, the "Titi Me Preguntó" singer was spotted handing out toys to children in Puerto Rico as part of his “Bonita Tradición” event held by his own Good Bunny Foundation. The superstar helped spread holiday joy on the island at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente where he handed out 20,000 gifts (sports equipment, instruments, paint materials and more) to the kids who attended the drive.

Watch clips of Bad Bunny's gas station performance below.



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Article Image: Bad Bunny smiles and places a hand over his chest during the premiere for the movie "Bullet Train" in 2022. (imagepressagency via DepositPhotos.)