All the cameo appearances in Bad Bunny’s new music video for ‘Where She Goes’

Bad Bunny has just released the music video for his first solo single since ‘El Apagón’ in 2022, titled ‘Where She Goes’, featuring plenty of A-list cameo appearances.

The song features a new musical style than Bad Bunny’s typical Latin-trap and reggaeton beats, instead opting for a Jersey club sound while still featuring his instantly recognizable vocals.

And despite the English title, the Puerto Rican artist doesn’t seem to be straying from his Spanish-only language lyrics.

‘Where She Goes’ and its dream-like visuals

In the Stillz-directed video, Bad Bunny is dressed like a modern cowboy, with oversized white sunglasses, dark jeans, a bedazzled dark blue jean yoke shirt, a white button-down shirt, a gold belt buckle, diamond earrings and rings, and cowboy boots.

“Baby, tell me the truth if you forgot about me/ I know it was only one night, that we’re not going to repeat,” Bad Bunny asks in the song’s opening verse translated from Spanish.

“In you, I wanted to find what I lost in someone else/ Your pride doesn’t want to speak to me, so we’re going to compete.”

He then gets into a vintage Rolls-Royce as he speeds down the desert landscape, before changing into a green sweat suit while sitting in a tree, as a girl with angel wings wearing white lingerie can be seen standing.

The dream-like visuals then shift into the night, with Bad Bunny standing on a rock outcrop surrounded by chickens and flashing lights.

The cowboy Bad Bunny appears to arrive at his destination, with a group of people dancing around a huge bonfire that brings to mind the Burning Man festival, as he makes eye contact with a girl at the party.

Plenty of cameo appearances

As the beat of the song drops, a cowboy is set on fire, interspersed with a cameo appearance by Frank Ocean on the back of a motorcycle driven by model Ysham Avdulahi, then jumping into Lil Uzi Vert performing his ‘Just Wanna Rock’ dance.

Dominic Fike, Isabella Manderson, Julian Consuegra, Ronaldinho, Sabrina Lada, and Afro-Brazilian model Juliana Nalú all make cameo appearances.

In the midst of these appearances are a number of symbolic images, including a scorpion, a horse in red lighting, a black and white horse, fireworks, people with glowing bodies, and chickens.

The video ends with Bad Bunny waking up in the desert alone, with the bonfire put out. A billboard that says “no one knows” in Spanish overlooks a busy street.