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The Puerto Rican star played the second of three sold-out nights on February 14 at the venue, delivering hits like 'DtMF' amid pyrotechnics and unified sing-alongs from fans waving flags from across Latin America. These concerts sold out in minutes, a big step up from his 45,000-capacity show there three years ago, as part of his record-breaking DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour supporting the 2025 album. Fans hailed him as the 'new king of music' for drawing bigger single-night crowds than Michael Jackson's 1993 shows at the then-smaller stadium, though skeptics noted Jackson's three sold-out nights and massive regional totals, calling the claims overblown.

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Nearly 85,000 fans turned Buenos Aires' Estadio Más Monumental into a fireworks-lit sea of flags and chants during Bad Bunny's high-energy show.

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The January 25 post by @TheLatamGuy highlighted a two-bedroom unit in upscale Cali, attracting expat interest for its affordability and visa potential. Replies flooded in with memes like 'We torture and kill one gringo per day,' playing on the city's high crime index of 72 and 46 homicides per 100,000 in 2023. While sarcasm echoes anti-tourism pushback elsewhere, real risks of muggings and violence persist, though some suggest safer spots like Medellín.

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A $199,000 sleek apartment in Cali, Colombia, caught eyes with its modern views and pool—but locals replied with over-the-top jokes about keeping gringos away.

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Social media users argue over whether Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo is the greatest football player of all time. Discussions praise Messi's 10 La Liga titles with FC Barcelona against Real Madrid and highlight Messi's skills in La Liga. Posts include memes like 'Don't tap 🐐' that become invisible after interaction, with some users acknowledging both as the two greatest players.

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Born in 1986, the Colombian striker dominated Europe from 2009 to 2013, smashing 72 goals for Porto including a Europa League record 17 in 2010/11, then 70 for Atlético Madrid capped by a Super Cup hat-trick against Chelsea. At Monaco he added 83 goals before injuries derailed his career, leading to underwhelming loans at Manchester United and Chelsea, and now he's a substitute for Millonarios back home with 36 goals as Colombia's all-time top international scorer. Fans share awe-filled reels and what-ifs, with tributes from Atlético, Monaco, and Porto highlighting his unstoppable peak praised by Guardiola, Mourinho, and Zlatan.

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Clips of Radamel Falcao ripping nets in his prime are everywhere today as he turns 40. Defenders chased shadows while El Tigre feasted on chances.

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