A taste of Puerto Rico at Plenitude Arena
On July 4 and 5, 2026, during Bad Bunny’s two concerts at the Plenitude Arena, the lounges and the hallway leading to the boxes were transformed into a Puerto Rican-themed experience. On one side, a series of lounges was turned into a colorful market and a nostalgic family-friendly lounge. On the other, a gallery of themed decorations lined the hallway leading to the boxes. A look back at a hospitality experience designed with meticulous attention to detail.
Lounges decorated for a fully immersive experience
The tour of the exhibition halls begins at La Placita, the first space, marked by signage in capital letters on an orange background and accented by a garland of Puerto Rican flags hanging from the ceiling. The bar features a skirt made of woven raffia, the walls are painted bright orange or deep pink, and a road sign-style sign points to imaginary Caribbean destinations. Artificial turf, bottle crates repurposed as seating, and high tables covered in raffia round out the decor. The reception desk at the entrance features a wall of straw hats arranged in a frieze, giving it a market-like feel.
A little further on, La Factoria adopts the same pink-and-orange graphic identity still paired with the Plenitude Arena logo featuring a second food and beverage area designed around a stand inspired by Puerto Rico, complete with all the elements needed to immerse spectators in a unique experience within the Plenitude Arena.
A gallery of set designs in the private box hallway
The hallway leading to the private box was also designed as a journey in its own right, featuring a succession of distinct atmospheres. The first section emphasizes wood and greenery with a Persian rug and a cluster of plants to create a more intimate atmosphere. Another space featured arches painted pink and green and rattan furniture, where a metal bowl held pastel-colored instant cameras set on a bed of coconut and pineapple yet another nod to the tour’s central theme.
Further along, the hallway echoes the clothesline theme already seen in the living areas, this time featuring a Puerto Rico team jersey and a T-shirt reading “De Puerto Rico para el mundo, Paris,” hanging above colorful crates.
One of the highlights of the exhibition is the recreation of a Puerto Rican family living room: a cathode-ray tube television, a framed portrait, a wicker armchair, a rug, and a Puerto Rican flag all depicted as a trompe-l’œil on a full-height printed tarp. Facing it is a domino table customized with the colors of Bad Bunny’s album. Two photo ops follow the same visual theme: a clothesline stretched across a green wall with clothes and flip-flops hanging from it, the Plenitude Arena logo in the background.
Come and enjoy an extraordinary experience
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