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Bad Bunny is headed to Nats Park for next tour

Nota del editor: Una versión en español de esta artículo está al final de la página.

Acclaimed rapper Bad Bunny is launching another stadium tour — and he’s coming to D.C. in August.

The World’s Hottest Tour, with special guest DJ Alesso, will land at Nationals Park on Aug. 23.



If you’re a Washington Nationals Fan Club Member, presale starts Thursday.

Public tickets go on sale Friday.

Check the Nats Park website for more details.

Last year, Bad Bunny was the champion of the Billboard Latin Music Awards, taking home artist of the year honors and a whopping 10 trophies. His “El Último Tour Del Mundo” was the top Latin album.

 

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Bad Bunny viene a Nats Park para su próxima gira

Aclamado rapero Bad Bunny está lanzando otra gira de estadios – y esta vez viene a D.C. en agosto.

El World’s Hottest Tour, con invitado especial DJ Alesso, aterrizara en Nationals Park agosto 23.

Si eres un Washington Nationals Fan Club Memer, preventa comienza jueves.

Boletos públicos saldrán a la venta viernes.

Visite la página de Nats Park para más información.

El año pasado, Bad Bunny fue el campeón de los Billboard Latin Music Awards, llevándose el honor de artista del año y un total de 10 premios. Su “El Último Tour Del Mundo” fue el mejor álbum latino.

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