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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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Punchestown's jumps card kicked off with Pure Steel winning the opener by 12 lengths as the 5/6 favorite, boosting tipsters' NAPs. Disaster hit in the 2:30 Listed Grand National Trial Handicap Chase when 9/2 favorite The Lovely Man faded and 40/1 My Immortal surged to victory under Finian Maguire for trainer Barry Connell. Other winners included Heads Up at 9/4 in the 3:00 novice hurdle and Ksar Fatal as 11/8 favorite later, while Musselburgh saw favorites Crystello and Didntgotwenty deliver for each-way punters. Favorites struck at 55% at Punchestown, but the Trial upset kept bookies happy.

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A 40/1 longshot named My Immortal charged late to steal the spotlight in Punchestown's big Grand National Trial, leaving favorite backers stunned.

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The 25-year-old dual citizen dominated the men's giant slalom in Bormio at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, clocking 2:25.00 to beat Switzerland's Marco Odermatt by 0.58 seconds for his nation's first Winter medal—and South America's first ever. Born in Norway to a Norwegian father and Brazilian mother, Braathen switched allegiance last March after a sponsorship dispute, calling Brazil his 'second home.' Draped in green-and-yellow, he samba-danced on the podium in ski boots, while fans back home erupted in Rio streets amid Carnival cheers.

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Lucas Braathen powered through a wild wobble on the final run, saving his lead and etching Brazil into Winter Olympics history with a gold-medal grin.

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