The nonprofit Good Bunny Foundation, founded by Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny, has announced the return of the “Un Verano Contigo” program for 2026, offering free educational and cultural activities for young people in Puerto Rico.

In the fourth edition of the program, 270 young people will participate in a three-week training focused on art, fashion, music and sports. The activities will take place at the Sagrado Corazón University in San Juan, where artists, educators and professionals from the creative industries will share their experiences with the participants.

The program aims to offer more than theoretical learning, including practical experiences, specialized mentoring, and opportunities for professional development.

"I have always believed that Puerto Rico has extraordinary talent. All over the island there are young people with ideas, creativity and a desire to move forward," said the foundation's director, José "Che Juan" Torres.

He added that what young people often lack is access to opportunities, tools and people who inspire them to develop their potential.

Meanwhile, Bad Bunny continues his "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" world tour, which began in 2025. According to Billboard Boxscore, this is the most successful tour of the artist's career, making him the first Latin artist in history to surpass $1 billion in revenue from music tours.

Currently, the six-time Grammy Award winner is on the European leg of his tour, which is expected to conclude on July 22 with the final concert in Brussels.

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