How To Contact Bad Bunny…

Email Bad Bunny on his Official Site, info@goodbunnyfoundation.org (Good Bunny Foundation), camila.vega@fundaciongoodbunny.org (Good Bunny Foundation), info@rimassports.com (Rimas Sports), or care/of his talent agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Bad Bunny at one of his album releases, live concerts, meet-and-greets, movie/TV show premieres, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Bad Bunny’s autograph, send your autograph request and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send Bad Bunny a fan mail letter care/of:

Bad Bunny
c/o Good Bunny Foundation
P.O. Box 8570
San Juan, PR 00910-0570

Bad Bunny
c/o Universal Music Group
100 Universal City Plz.
Universal City, CA 91608

Bad Bunny’s talent agency is:

Nigel Meiojas
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Bad Bunny’s management is:

Noah Assad
c/o Rimas Music Management
Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny’s publicist is:

Sujeylee Sola
c/o Acoustyle Public Relations
Miami, FL

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, got his start in music by uploading his songs to SoundCloud and other online platforms. He gained attention through social media and the internet, which helped him build a following. His breakthrough came when his song “Soy Peor” became viral in 2017. This success led to collaborations with established artists and propelled him to stardom in the Latin music industry. His unique style and talent contributed to his rapid rise as a music sensation.

Bad Bunny met Al Pacino in 2023 when Bad Bunny asked Pacino to appear in the music video for his song “Monaco.” Pacino agreed, and the two actors filmed the video in New York City. In the video, Bad Bunny and Pacino dine together at the Italian restaurant Carbone. After the song ends, the video cuts to a conversation between the two men. Pacino gives Bad Bunny some life advice, telling him to enjoy the moment and not to worry about the future. (Rolling Stone)

Bad Bunny and Anuel AA, prominent figures in the Latin music industry, met through mutual involvement in the music scene. They have collaborated on various projects, including songs like “Vete,” “Safaera,” and “Está Cabrón Ser Yo.” Their collaboration and friendship have been evident in the music they’ve created together.

Bad Bunny met Arcángel through their shared involvement in the Latin urban music scene. They have collaborated on songs such as “Tu No Vive Asi” and “Infeliz.” Their collaboration suggests a professional rapport and mutual respect in the industry. Both artists have made significant contributions to the reggaeton and Latin trap genres.

Bad Bunny met Cardi B through their collaboration on the hit song “I Like It,” which also features J Balvin and was released in 2018 as part of Cardi B’s album “Invasion of Privacy.” This collaboration brought them together for recording sessions, music video shoots, and promotional events.

Bad Bunny expressed his interest in wrestling and lucha libre, which led him to be involved in the film “Cassandro.” As revealed by the film’s director, Roger Ross Williams (AOL), he reached out and indicated his desire to be part of the project. This connection brought Bad Bunny into the role opposite Gael García Bernal in the movie about the iconic lucha libre wrestler.

Bad Bunny and Chris Brown collaborated on the song “Don’t Check on Me,” released in 2019. They met through their music industry connections and mutual interest in creating music together. Collaborations like these often occur when artists or their management teams reach out to one another to work on a song or project.

Bad Bunny met Daddy Yankee through their mutual work in the reggaeton and Latin music industries. They have collaborated on multiple occasions, one of which is the hit song “Vuelve.” Their professional relationship has contributed to their respective successes and has been a significant part of the Latin music scene.

Bad Bunny met Drake while collaborating on the song “MIA.” This collaboration was significant for Bad Bunny, as it helped him gain more recognition in the English-speaking music market.

Bad Bunny and Eladio Carrión met through involvement in the Latin urban music industry. For instance, they have worked together professionally on the song “Kemba Walker.” Their musical collaborations suggest a professional relationship and mutual appreciation for each other’s contributions to the genre.

Bad Bunny and Feid connected through their shared involvement in the Latin music industry. They have a professional relationship and collaborated on the “PORFA (Remix) track,” featuring other Latin artists. Their working relationship reflects a mutual respect and appreciation for each other’s contributions to the genre.

Bad Bunny met Gael García Bernal through involvement in the film “Cassandro,” where Bernal plays the titular character. The movie’s production facilitated their meeting, as both were cast to bring the story of the openly gay wrestler to life.

Bad Bunny met J Balvin while collaborating on “I Like It” with Cardi B and released a joint album titled “Oasis” in 2019.

Bad Bunny met James Corden when he appeared in “Carpool Karaoke.” Bad Bunny reveals that he almost missed the opening number at the Grammys because of LA traffic. He was working out before the show and thought he had enough time, but he was very nervous because he arrived at the venue only eight minutes before the performance. (YouTube)

Bad Bunny met Jennifer Lopez through their musical collaboration on the song “Te Guste,” where they worked together and appeared in the steamy music video for the single. They are also involved in the Latin music scene and contributed to its global recognition.

Bad Bunny met Jimmy Fallon when he appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” In the interview, they talked about Bad Bunny’s record-breaking album, working with Al Pacino, and “Saturday Night Live” (YouTube). Bad Bunny also revealed the meaning of YHLQMDLG (YouTube).

Bad Bunny and Justin Bieber’s professional paths crossed due to their stature in the music industry. They collaborated on the “Yummy” remix, which also featured Tiny. However, specific details about their initial meeting are not publicly available. Their collaboration suggests a mutual interest in blending different musical styles, with Bad Bunny coming from a reggaeton and Latin trap background and Justin Bieber from pop and R&B.

Bad Bunny and Karol G met through their involvement in the Latin music scene. Their professional paths crossed, leading to musical collaborations. They worked together on the song “Ahora Me Llama,” part of Karol G’s album “Unstoppable.”

“This fall, [Bad Bunny] appeared in Gucci ads, promoting its high-energy Savoy luggage alongside supermodel Kendall Jenner.” (Forbes)

Bad Bunny has performed in Miami as an international music artist and engaged with the city’s vibrant Latin music scene. Miami is a major hub for Latin American culture and music and a significant location for his tours and public appearances. His visits to Miami for performances involve interactions with fans and local artists, further establishing his connection to the city.

Bad Bunny and Myke Towers met through their participation in the Latin music industry. They have collaborated on songs like “Estamos Arriba” and “Pa’ Romperla.” Their collaborations and professional interactions indicate a relationship built on mutual respect’s work in the music scene.

Bad Bunny met Nicki Minaj while collaborating on the track “Krippy Kush (Remix)” with Travis Scott, Rvssian, and Farruko, which was released in 2017. Their collaboration for this song involved interactions like team communication, recording sessions, and discussions regarding the track.

Bad Bunny and Ozuna met through their work in the music industry. They have collaborated on multiple tracks, including hits like “La Romana” and “Dákiti.” Their professional relationship has led to a friendship, as seen through their public appearances and social media interactions. Both artists have been significant figures in popularizing reggaeton and Latin trap music.

Bad Bunny and Rosalía met through their mutual involvement in the music industry. They collaborated on the song “La Noche de Anoche,” part of Bad Bunny’s 2020 album “El Último Tour Del Mundo.” Their collaboration has been well-received, and both artists have spoken highly of each other in interviews. This suggests a professional relationship built on mutual respect and admiration for each other’s work.

Bad Bunny met Ricky Martin through collaboration on the song “Cántalo,” featuring Residente. The track was released in November 2019 and brought together the three Puerto Rican artists, combining their distinct musical styles. Working on “Cántalo” involved meeting with them for recording sessions, performances, and events related to the song’s promotion.

Bad Bunny and Rosalía met through their shared interest in music and their respective careers in the music industry. They collaborated on the song “La Noche de Anoche,” featured on Bad Bunny’s “El Último Tour Del Mundo” album in 2020. This collaboration likely brought them together to work on music, as artists often connect and collaborate with others in the industry.

Bad Bunny met Shakira in 2020 as a guest performer at the Super Bowl LIV halftime show in Miami, where they performed a medley of their songs.

Artists like Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift often meet through industry events, collaborations, and recording sessions. They were also once in the same studio (Facebook).

Bad Bunny met Travis Scott while collaborating on the song “TKN” (2020). They worked on the track through studio sessions, video shoots, and remote collaboration.

Bad Bunny met The Weeknd through the music industry. They collaborated on the track “K-POP” with Travis Scott, blending their diverse musical styles (Variety). This collaboration highlights the fusion of The Weeknd’s R&B and pop influences with Bad Bunny’s Latin trap and reggaeton sounds.

Bad Bunny, born on March 10th, falls under the zodiac sign of Pisces. Pisces is the twelfth astrological sign in the zodiac, represented by the symbol of two fish swimming in opposite directions. Those born under this sign are known for their artistic talent, emotional depth, and intuitive nature. As a Pisces, Bad Bunny’s creative music style and expressive performances resonate with the typical characteristics associated with this water sign. Bad Bunny’s advocacy work shows that Pisces are also known for their empathy and strong desire to help others.

Bad Bunny is from San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny lives in Los Angeles, California and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny is a popular Puerto Rican singer and rapper known for his unique style and influential music in the Latin and reggaeton genres. He gained widespread recognition for hits like “Dákiti” and “Vete,” he’s also known for his collaborations with various artists across different music genres.

Bad Bunny’s family includes his parents, Tito Martínez, a truck driver; Lysaurie Ocasio, a retired schoolteacher; and his two younger brothers, Bernie and Bysael Martínez Ocasio. He maintains a close relationship with his family and speaks about their influence on his life and career.