Puerto Rico's music and sports worlds collided this weekend in a memorable way when French football superstar Kylian Mbappé and Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi were photographed attending a performance by global music icon Bad Bunny.

The sightings occurred at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot, locally known as "El Choliseo", where Bad Bunny is headlining a soldout multidate residency entitled No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí.

Fans closely tracked every development in this event, and social media users were quick to share their amazement upon noticing Mbappé and Hakimi among the crowd. StudioFutbol wrote:

"Kylian Mbappé enjoying Bad Bunny's concert in Puerto Rico. Next to him is Hakimi, a PSG player."

A cultural convergence on stage and off

Mbappé, currently representing Real Madrid, and Hakimi, with PSG, have long attracted attention both on and off the pitch for their elite performances.

But their enthusiastic presence at a Bad Bunny concert highlights just how much the Puerto Rican singer's cultural influence has transcended the music world.

This event, which forms part of a thirtyshow residency that began in midJuly and runs through mid-September, is not just a concert series, it's become a gathering point for global stars and local fans alike

OneFootball emphasized that the two footballers "did not go unnoticed" for their conspicuous attendance, seamlessly integrating into Bad Bunny's vibrant stage setup aimed at engaging the audience.

The fact that Mbappé and Hakimi, two of football's most recognized names, were present underlines how this residency is about more than music-it's about showcasing Puerto Rico's cultural pride on an international stage.

Bad Bunny himself has stated that this residency is a homecoming of sorts, a demonstration of affection and gratitude toward his homeland.

He has structured the show to feature elements of salsa, plena, and reggaetón, genres deeply rooted in Puerto Rican heritage, and has curated a highly immersive, visually captivating environment

This weekend's star-studded attendance illustrates a powerful narrative: the intersection of sport and music on a global platform.

Beyond this high-profile visit, Bad Bunny's residency has spurred a cultural and economic uplifts in San Juan.

Observers report that hotel occupancy has surged, with both Puerto Rican residents and international tourists eager to take part in what has been dubbed the island's most significant summer event