Bad Bunny closed Day 1 of Coachella 2023 at the Empire Polo Club. The Puerto Rico rapper sang some of his most iconic songs and also brought on the likes of Post Malone and Jhay Cortez to perform with him.
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, known professionally as Bad Bunny, became the first Spanish-language artist to ever headline the music festival. The 29-year-old’s performance was full of surprises – with him facing mic problems to him jumping on a jet ski.
“Latinos have been rompiéndola (killing it) for some time now. I just did a tour last year that I never imagined I’d be able to do. I’ve been out for some time but [I’m back] and it feels cabrón to be here tonight and that you’re all here with me,” Bad Bunny said.
His girlfriend Kendall Jenner was amongst the thousands cheering for him.
“Everybody having a good fucking time tonight, Coachella? This is the most fucking amazing thing in the world, man,” Post Malone said.
Bad Bunny set list at Coachella 2023:
‘Titi me pregunto’
‘Moscow Mule’
‘Efecto’
‘Neverita’
‘Si Veo a Tu Mama’
‘La Dificil’
‘La Santa’
‘Vete’
‘Otra noche en Miami’
‘Estamos Bien’
‘Si Estuviesemos Juntos’
‘Te Bote (Remix)’
‘I Like It’ (Cardi B cover)
‘El apagon’
‘Safaera’ (with Jowell & Randy)
‘Yo Perreo Sola’
‘Un coco’
‘La cancion’ (acoustic – with Post Malone)
‘Yonaguni’ (acoustic – with Post Malone)
‘Dákiti’ (with Jhay Cortez)
‘Tarot’ (with Jhay Cortez)
‘No me conoce’ (with Jhay Cortez)
‘Callaita’
‘Me porto bonito’
‘Despues de la playa’
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“I’ve met good people, I’ve met bad people. You learn from both. I know who I am, what my purpose is and I promise you I will see it through. Don’t worry about me, I’m ok,” Bad Bunny said midway through his set.
Day 2 and Day 3 of the festival will be headlined by Blackpink and Frank Ocean.
