Bad Bunny Takes Salsa Dance Lessons in “Baile Inolvidable” Music Video

Bad Bunny recently released a fresh music video titled “Baile Inolvidable,” which is from his sixth studio album, “Debí Tirar Más Fotos“. This captivating visual accompaniment comes shortly after he unveiled his latest album, showcasing the third song on the record.

In the six-minute video, viewers get to witness Puerto Rican director Jacobo Morales initiating the scene. Morales, who played the main character in Benito’s album short film, is also seen here attending a salsa dance class. Initially, Bad Bunny steps into Morales’ role as a novice dancer learning salsa. At first, he struggles but eventually finds his rhythm and becomes quite skillful. The video progresses with him showcasing his moves in the studio, then moving to the ballroom where he dances and performs the song alongside a live band.

In a chat with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Bad Bunny disclosed that “Baile Inolvidable” stood out as his preferred track from the album. He explained that the song features congas, piano, and trumpets, and it tells a story of a man who can’t forget the woman he adored, particularly one who taught him how to dance. He described it as “a dream realized,” and even mentioned, “It’s a very unique song that I’ve been envisioning for about two years. The entire composition was in my mind long before the song was even written. The whole song is created by fresh young musicians from Puerto Rico. They’re all around 20, 21, or 22 years old, straight from the Liberated Music School of Puerto Rico.” He also shared that this particular song had been in development for two years, and he had always had the composition planned before the album was made.

Watch the full music video above.

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