Bad Bunny recently descended upon DC for his highly anticipated Most Wanted Tour, and the sold-out crowd was in for an unforgettable experience. Fresh off the success of his latest album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar, fans packed the venue, decked out in cowboy gear to show their support for the Puerto Rican sensation.

Before Bad Bunny even took the stage, his orchestra set the tone with a symphonic intro of some of his biggest hits. It was a tantalizing taste of what was to come, and the audience was buzzing with excitement.

Then, with a deafening roar from the crowd, Bad Bunny made his grand entrance at Capital One Arena on April 9. The energy in the arena was electric as he launched into hits like “Monaco,” setting the stage on fire with explosive pyrotechnics and dazzling fireworks. From the get-go, it was clear that this was going to be a night to remember.

Midway through the show, After. Making a second grand entrance riding in on a horse! Bad Bunny pulled out all the stops, utilizing both of his stages to give every audience member a front-row experience. Rising up on one stage, he brought his performance to new heights, quite literally, as he soared above the crowd on a suspended catwalk that panned around, showcasing his fearlessness and commitment to delivering an unforgettable show.

Watch the official music video for “Monaco” by Bad Bunny on YouTube:

But it wasn’t just Bad Bunny’s aerial antics that stole the show. His backup dancers brought an extra level of energy and professionalism to the stage, keeping the crowd on their feet and engaged from start to finish. And as the night drew to a close, Bad Bunny filled the atmosphere with even more magic, incorporating props like hanging light bulbs to create an intimate and enchanting vibe.

The grand finale was nothing short of spectacular, with confetti raining down from the rafters and fireworks lighting up the sky as Bad Bunny bid farewell to his Most Wanted tour in a blaze of glory. It was a night of music and majesty, a testament to Bad Bunny’s talent and his ability to captivate audiences with his electrifying performances.

Here are some photos of Bad Bunny performing at Capital One Arena on April 9, 2024. All pictures copyright and courtesy of Thomas Sellers IV.