Bad Bunny Sang an Opera Version of “Estamos Bien” & Other Latin Billboard Awards Highlights

By  Remezcla Estaff

Bad Bunny rides on a personal watercraft above the stage as he performs during the 2019 Billboard Latin Music Awards at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on April 25, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images

Bad Bunny rides on a personal watercraft above the stage as he performs during the 2019 Billboard Latin Music Awards at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on April 25, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images

The Latin Billboard Awards returned to Las Vegas for their 2019 edition this week, and as expected, música urbana dominated the ceremony once again. Ozuna took home 11 wins – a record for most awards by a single artist. It’s not surprising the “Baila Baila Baila” singer took home so many wins, considering he was nominated for a record-setting 23 awards in 15 categories.

While the broadcast included some of the more predictable award show antics, there were a couple of highlight performances – and strong looks served by the end of the evening.

Peep our recap below:


Bad Bunny dyed his hair bright green and wore neon acrylics.

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We don’t need to remind you of Bad Bunny’s love of wild manicures, but in case you forgot, El Conejo Malo brought out the full neon-green acrylic stiletto set and fresh fade with clean line work to match.


Bad Bunny sang an operatic a cappella version of “Estamos Bien.”

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Nosotros diciendo pero qué mirada tan desconcertante de Bad Bunny como pensando ¿y qué es esto? cuando @milagrosgerman “intentaba” cantar ópera en los premios Soberano y resulta que el artista puertorriqueño le estaba copiando lo’ truco a la Diva para hacer eso mismo esta noche en los Billboards 2019 ??. Mirenlo ahí!!!!

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When a presenter asked him to do a version of “Estamos Bien” in a cappella, Bad Bunny decided he’d go all in. The performance drew comparisons to Milagros German’s show during the Premios Soberano – which Benito was in the audience for.


Bad Bunny also pulled up on a jet ski.

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True to form, El Conejo Malo pulled up on a jet ski to perform X100PRE’s “200 MPH” – a call back to Daddy Yankee’s epic flying Lambo moment from Premios Lo Nuestro.


Juan Luis Guerra was given a Lifetime Achievement Award.

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APLAUSOS ?????? El maestro Juan Luis Guerra recibe Premio Billboard a su Trayectoria Artística (35 años)en la gala de los Premios Billboard de la Música Latina 2019. Juan Luis nos emocionamos contigo! Gracias por llenarnos el ❤️de burbujas de Amor, de que nos suba la Bilirrubina, de que Llueva Café y que cada vez que escuchemos tus canciones nuestros corazones hagan pum Kitipun, kitipun pum kitipun, kitipun pum kitipun, kitipun!! FELICIDADES!! ??????#juanLuisGuerra #billboards2019 #InstrumentosFG

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The bachata legend received a much-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award and a tribute from Juanes, Fonseca, Kany García, and Pedro Capó, who performed “Burbujas de Amor,” “Ojalá Que Llueva Café,” and “La Traviesa.”


Aventura had a surprise reunion.

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In the biggest surprise of the night, Romeo Santos brought out the Aventura crew for a surprise performance of Utopia’s “Inmortal.” You can bet we were left in a pool of our own tears.

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