By now, we’ve all seen at least one video from one of the stops on the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour: from the dramatic blackouts of “El Apagón” to the more sentimental moments set to the music of “DTMF,” right up to the electrifying performances on the roof of the Casita—the basic structure of the show is no longer a mystery. The real unknown—the only element that truly changes from city to city—remains just one: the “surprise” song and any special guest.
At every show, after “MONACO,” the main giant screen goes dark and a message appears in Spanish: “Attention, the next song is exclusive to you, just for this… night. It won’t be performed in any other city or concert. I hope you enjoy it.” A countdown begins, and when it ends, the unique moment of the evening arrives. So far, Bad Bunny has alternated between solo tracks, collaborations with local artists or friends he’s worked with before, and even reinterpretations of iconic songs from the host countries: from Oasis’s “Wonderwall” in London to ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” in Stockholm.
Artist or solo song? Speculation on possible collaborations
The possible combinations are truly numerous. Some imagine a solo song on the 17th and a special guest on the 18th (or the other way around), while others are betting on two songs without a featured artist and still others on two different duets. In reality, there’s no way to know for sure before each concert begins, and it’s precisely this unpredictability that makes that moment unique: we can only have fun speculating, with some theories more plausible than others.
The idea has been circulating online for some time that Bad Bunny might bring an Italian artist on stage in Milan. It’s already happened in other cities, such as Madrid, where he featured local artists. Among the most frequently mentioned candidates are Sfera Ebbasta, who has already dabbled in the world of Latin remixes, and Laura Pausini, fresh off her own version of “TURiSTA.” Looking instead at international guests, many fans mention Anuel AA—who is scheduled to perform at the Milano Latin Festival immediately after Bad Bunny’s dates— Danny Ocean, expected at the same festival a few days earlier, or Bruno Mars for the July 17th show. Myke Towers’ name has also been circulating online, but his pre-scheduled commitments in other countries make this possibility less likely.
Bad Bunny’s Setlist in Milan
A sudden setlist change now seems unlikely for the upcoming Milan dates. So here is the concert setlist:
Main Stage
THE CHANGE
Callaíta
PITORRO DE COCO
WELTiTA
TURISTA
UNFORGETTABLE DANCE
NUEVAYoL
La Casita
VeLDÁ
Tití asked me
PERFUMITO NUEVO
Neverita
Si veo a tu mamá
I’M GOING TO TAKE YOU TO PR
I’ll be on my best behavior
She doesn’t know me
Bichiyal
I dance by myself
Effect
Safaera
Tell Them
MONACO
Exclusive Song
COFFEE WITH RUM
Main Stage
Ojitos lindos
The song
KLOuFRENS
Moscow Mule
DÁKITI
Yonaguni
The Blackout
DtMF
EoO
