Before his big concerts in France, Bad Bunny joins the Grévin museum

Two rooms, two musical atmospheres. A month after the cellist Gautier Capuçon, who joined his brother Renaud, among other classical figures, Bad Bunny is preparing to enter the gallery of wax statues of the IX^e district of Paris.

Acclaimed in the United States – he sang during the last Super Bowl – and celebrated in Latin America, the reggaeton singer also benefits from a strong community of fans in Europe. On tour on the old continent, he will give his first major French concert on Wednesday 1^is July, in Marseille, before joining the Défense Arena, in Paris, on July 4 and 5. In 2017, he performed more confidentially in a cabaret in the capital.

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Inspired by an album cover

Images of Bad Bunny’s wax double have not yet been released, but the 32-year-old Puerto Rican musician is reportedly depicted in a setting that draws inspiration from the stripped-down cover of I should have taken more photos. Sixth album by the singer most listened to on Spotify, released in 2025.

In ten years, recalls AFP, Bad Bunny has propelled reggaeton and Latin trap to the top of world pop, collecting last February the prestigious Grammy Award for album of the year, a first for a record sung in Spanish. The superstar began a European tour on May 22 in Barcelona which will see him visit several countries between now and the end of July, for a total of 29 concerts planned.

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The Grévin museum, which regularly welcomes new effigies, chose to integrate the world of One Piece . On this occasion, a distribution of collectible cards linked to the manga resulted in record attendance. In recent years, the institution has inaugurated doubles of Lady Diana, the influencer Lena Situations, the singer M or the king of the oval ball Antoine Dupont, who shone again during the last Top 14 final.