Billy Ray Cyrus Sends Direct Invite to Bad Bunny for No me quiero ir de aquí Residency in San Juan
Legendary country star Billy Ray Cyrus has taken to social media with a direct message for Bad Bunny, expressing keen interest in attending the No me quiero ir de aquí residency at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Cyrus, who was in London working with Puerto Rican artist Chesca, reportedly credits Chesca with introducing him to Puerto Rico’s vibrant cultural wave and the island’s famed Bad Bunny phenomenon, including his signature pink casita where he hosts intimate garage-style gatherings.
In a circulating video, Cyrus reaches out to Benito: “Hey Benito, it’s me, Billy Ray Cyrus. I’m here with Chesca in London, breaking and making music. She’s been talking to me about you, talking about the things and your little casita. You let me know when I can go to Puerto Rico. I’ll be there, and we’ll celebrate life, love, and joy with all your fans. See you in Puerto Rico.”
Chesca’s influence appears to have sparked Cyrus’s curiosity about Latin urban music and the energy that defines the island’s music scene. It’s not every day that a country music icon expresses a desire to witness Puerto Rico’s culture firsthand and perhaps witness a legendary performance that has already become a pivotal chapter in reggaeton history.
The No me quiero ir de aquí residency has drawn a constellation of global names who’ve stepped into the pink casita’s famed aura. Celebrities from Penélope Cruz to Javier Bardem, Austin Butler, Anthony Ramos, and Luis Guzmán have visited, with athletes such as LeBron James, Damian Priest, Kylian Mbappé, Achraf Hakimi, and Formula 1 driver Esteban Gutiérrez also seen enjoying the experience. Notably, on August 11, 2025, Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem were spotted in the VIP section, with Cruz helping Bad Bunny introduce his track “VOY A LLEVARTE PA PR” and shouting, “¡Acho, PR es otra cosa!,” before thousands of fans.
If Cyrus can make the trip, he would join an exclusive group of guests and add a new, cross-genre chapter to the ongoing collaboration between country and Latin urban music—one that could highlight how two musical worlds can unite audiences around joy, culture, and shared passion.
Bad Bunny has not publicly commented on the invite, but the mere possibility of Billy Ray Cyrus appearing at the Choliseo—and perhaps sharing a moment on stage with Bad Bunny—has already generated viral buzz.
A Positive Spin and What This Could Mean
– A Cyrus appearance would symbolize a bridge between country and reggaeton, underscoring music’s power to cross cultural boundaries.
– The residency continues to elevate Puerto Rico’s status as a global cultural hub, attracting artists from diverse genres.
– The pink casita’s allure remains a magnet for celebrities and athletes, reinforcing its place in contemporary music lore.
Summary
Billy Ray Cyrus publicly invited Bad Bunny to Puerto Rico to attend the No me quiero ir de aquí residency, signaling a potential cross-genre moment that could bring two musical worlds closer. If the invitation leads to a collaboration or live moment, it would mark an exciting new chapter in cross-cultural music storytelling.