Madrid Residency Night 2 — Back-to-Back Sold-Out Shows at Metropolitano Continue Historic Engagement

Bad Bunny performed the second consecutive night of his 10-night residency at Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid on May 31, 2026, again before a 64,000-capacity sold-out crowd. The night's surprise guest was Dominican-American rapper Luar La L, who joined Bad Bunny on 'La Casita' — the secondary platform at center stage — to perform 'Teléfono Nuevo,' sending the crowd into a frenzy. Following the euphoric opening night that saw Myke Towers join as a surprise guest and the Adidas Flamboyan launch, Night 2 reinforced the DtMF residency's pattern of each show featuring an exclusive guest appearance. Spanish media noted a cluster of celebrity VIP attendees at Night 2 including Los Javis, Judeline, Héctor Bellerín, Koke, Arturo Valls, Álex de Lucas, and Hiba Abouk. The 10-night schedule — May 30, 31 and then June 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15 — includes rest days between clusters, building anticipation across successive nights. Spanish media reported that hotel occupancy remained at near-100% citywide through the residency window, and Metropolitano's surrounding neighborhoods had transformed into festival zones with pop-up markets, tribute concerts, and fan gatherings. Reviews in El Debate and Libertad Digital continued to pour in from Night 1, describing Bad Bunny's stage presence and Puerto Rican-rooted set design as unlike anything previously seen in Spain. 'DtMF' held at No. 1 on Billboard Hot Latin Songs for its 61st consecutive week (chart dated May 30, 2026), extending its all-time record as the longest-running No. 1 in the chart's history — surpassing 'Despacito' first at week 57 in late April.