As of the early hours of Monday, January 5th, the area surrounding the National Stadium from lime began to fill with tents and groups of young people who wanted to secure a privileged location for the concert Bad bunny.
Images shared on social media showed fans setting up tents and blankets in the area, creating one of the largest camps ahead of an international show in the city. Expectations are high and hundreds of people are already staying in the area, determined to be the first to enter the venue and be close to the stage.
The phenomenon of camping days before the show is repeated every time world-class artists visit. On this occasion, the expected presence of supporters is a reminder of what happened in 2022 Bad bunny He also managed to gather crowds on the same stage waiting for his presentation.
The closer the date gets, the larger the number of fans outside the Colossus by José Díaz is increasing and illustrates the impact of the arrival of one of the most influential artists in the urban genre.
For many young people, the camping experience has become a ritual before a concert, where they want to experience the show up close and share the excitement with other fans.
After the rescheduled dates were announced, questions arose about the validity of tickets that had already been purchased. The organizers confirmed this All tickets remain valid for the new dates.
Tickets originally purchased for January 30th remain valid for the concert on January 16th, 2026. Likewise, those who purchased tickets for January 31st can use them for the show on January 17th, 2026.
This decision is intended to provide security for participants and avoid logistical setbacks, given the high demand and influx of fans who have traveled from other regions to attend the event.
The adjustment in the world tour plan Bad bunnytitled “Tour I Should Shoot More Photos” responds to his confirmation as the featured artist of the Super Bowl LX halftime showone of the most watched music shows worldwide, which will take place in February 2026.
The news was reported by F&M (Peru) And CMNCompanies responsible for producing the tour in Latin America. Both companies reported that the presentations in lime They are two weeks ahead of what was originally planned, from January 30th and 31st to January 16th and 17th of the same month.
The change also affects the planned concerts in Santiago de Chile and Bogotá, Colombia. where similar adjustments have been made to enable the artist to meet his international obligations.
The confirmation of the new dates brought with it a recurring question for those still hoping to attend: the availability of tickets. The answer is categorical: There are no tickets available for Bad Bunny’s concerts in Lima.
After the postponement was announced, organizers made some additional seats available for new seating, but they were purchased within minutes. Both concerts were sold out, underpinning the artist’s popularity and the high demand for his performances in the region.
This panorama makes it clear that the Bad Bunny phenomenon retains its validity and convening power. The camping days, the excitement of the followers and the aroused anticipation show the reach of the Puerto Rican artist who is preparing to offer two unique nights in the city National Stadiumbefore his appearance on one of the most important stages in the world.
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