3 album covers in our archive
Bad Bunny is featured in Behind the Covers' archive with 3 album covers from the 2020s. Released across Rimas Entertainment, the artwork sits in the hip-hop, indie tradition. Each cover is documented in our archive with design notes covering photography, minimalist, iconic, cultural identity, illustration, graphic design. Below you'll find the full story behind each Bad Bunny cover — designers, photographers, label history, and the visual choices that defined the release.
Cover evolution
Two white plastic chairs sit against a plantain tree backdrop in this deceptively simple cover that celebrates Puerto Rican identity. The ordinary objects transform into symbols of community, memory, and cultural resistance through Bad Bunny's artistic vision.
A heartbroken cartoon heart with one swollen eye stands alone on a golden dune while dolphins leap over a candy-pink sky. It became the year's best-selling album. The strange, tender story of how Bad Bunny's drawing turned into Un Verano Sin Ti.
A boy pedals a blue BMX straight at you while a car flies through a darkening suburban sky and a house burns behind him. On Bad Bunny's YHLQMDLG cover, look closer: there's a third eye in the middle of his forehead. This is the story of that eye.
