Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, known worldwide as Bad Bunny, offered his last “Unforgettable Dance” this week in Brussels, a city that twerked and spoke Spanish during the concert with which the Puerto Rican performer lowered the curtain on his “I should have thrown more photos” tour.

With a full house at the King Baudouin stadium, around 50,000 spectators gathered to witness the culmination of a musical journey that has traveled four continents.

“From Puerto Rico to the world,” exclaimed the Puerto Rican artist from the roof of the emblematic “casita”, the iconic stage structure on which celebrities, content creators and athletes danced throughout the tour.

Throughout the evening, Benito addressed the audience entirely in Spanish, connecting directly with an audience with a marked Latin presence, coming from various corners of Belgium, Spain and Latin America. “What we have experienced on this tour is something that I cannot compare with anything else in this life,” he reflected, moved by the clamor of the crowd.

Faithful to the closeness that characterizes his shows, the singer dedicated a long moment to signing autographs and hugging the fans stationed in the vicinity of the “little house.” As a culmination, the show closed to the rhythm of “EoO” and the homonymous song that gives the project its title, “I should have thrown more photos,” followed by a direct invitation from the Puerto Rican to put away the phones to fully enjoy the live experience.

This performance concludes a historic journey that began on November 21 in the Dominican Republic. The tour, which served to promote his album full of fusions of reggaeton, salsa and plena, left record numbers in its wake, including three consecutive nights in cities such as Santiago de Chile and Medellín, eight dates in Mexico City and ten massive concerts at the Metropolitan stadium in Madrid.