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Bad Bunny’s “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: Una Más” residency finale was broadcast on September 20, 2025. Amazon’s announced 24-hour replay window has expired, and the available sources do not confirm that an official full-concert replay is currently available.
Where could viewers watch Bad Bunny’s final Puerto Rico concert?
Amazon announced the livestream on the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch (@AmazonMusic). The event was billed as free worldwide; Amazon also said Prime members could watch through their membership at no additional cost. Amazon’s event announcement and its event guide set out those original viewing details.
When did the livestream happen?
The concert aired Saturday, September 20, 2025, at 8:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. PT). It took place at José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Associated Press later confirmed the concert took place that day and that viewers joined through Amazon Music, Prime Video, and Twitch: AP’s report on the concert.
Can you still watch the concert?
Amazon said a replay would begin at midnight ET after the live event and remain available for 24 hours. That window has passed. The cited announcements and AP report do not establish that an official full-concert replay is available now, so check Bad Bunny’s or Amazon Music’s official channels for any later release rather than relying on the expired replay offer.
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Why was the finale significant?
Amazon described “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: Una Más” as the final show of Bad Bunny’s residency and its first worldwide broadcast. The residency began July 11, 2025, and Amazon said nine shows were reserved exclusively for Puerto Rico residents. The finale marked the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Maria. AP likewise characterized the livestream as the first time Bad Bunny was streamed across the globe.
The concert also carried a community focus in Amazon’s announcement. The company outlined initiatives involving education and technology, support for farmers and fresh-produce access, and visibility for Puerto Rican businesses through a “comPRa Local” storefront. These were announced plans; the announcement does not establish their present status or outcomes.
Amazon Music director of music, Latin-Iberia Rocío Guerrero described the collaboration as turning “the power of music into meaningful and lasting progress for the island.” RIMAS Entertainment CEO Noah Assad said, “Puerto Rico is our home, and everything we do is shaped by the island and its people.” Amazon head of disaster relief Abe Diaz, who said he was born and raised in Puerto Rico, spoke of his personal connection to the company’s community work. These are statements from the announcement, not independent confirmation of specific outcomes.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Was there a concert recording or related release?
Amazon announced a limited-edition Debí Tirar Más FOToS vinyl featuring special residency photos, with worldwide pre-orders set to begin September 20, 2025, through the Amazon Music app. The announcement does not identify the vinyl as a recording of the livestream. It also does not confirm current stock or a current listing.
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