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Bad Bunny kicked off his “Most Wanted Tour” at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena with a bang, marking his return to the stage after his massive “World’s Hottest” stadium run. The concert, split into four acts, was a theatrical spectacle featuring intricate pyrotechnics and a 10-minute orchestral opening act. Bunny, also known as Benito Martínez Ocasio, engaged the crowd from two crescent-shaped stages, showcasing his latest album “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana.” Moving between stages and a floating catwalk, Bunny entertained the audience with a mix of trap and reggaeton hits. The show concluded with an explosion of energy as Bunny delivered fan-favorite reggaeton tracks, leaving the audience ecstatic and eagerly anticipating his next move.
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