Bad Bunny honored Chilean activist-Víctor Jara at a Santiago concert, linking his global tour to Chile’s history of resistance.

Bad Bunny paid tribute to Chilean icon Víctor Jara during a concert in Santiago at Estadio Nacional, the site of Jara’s 1973 detention and death after the military coup led by Augusto Pinochet. The performer paused his show to honor Jara, a folk singer and political activist whose music symbolized resistance. His band performed “El derecho de vivir en paz,” while images of Jara appeared on stage, drawing a strong audience response. The moment linked Bad Bunny’s global tour with Chile’s history, emphasizing themes of artistic freedom and memory.