A very moving moment landed at Bad Bunny\u2018s Stockholm show this weekend. During his set at Friends Arena, band member Jos\u00e9 Eduardo Santana paid tribute to the late Swedish superstar Avicii by performing a stripped-back rendition of his 2013 hit \u2018Wake Me Up\u2019 on the cuatro, a traditional guitar-like string instrument from Puerto Rico. In footage shared online, thousands of Bad Bunny fans can be heard singing along.<\/p>\n
The moment fits a wider pattern from Santana on this tour. He has been tailoring his solo to each city by weaving in a song that carries local cultural weight, before resuming \u2018Pitorro de Coco\u2019. In Stockholm, that meant reaching for Avicii, whose voice still defines a generation of Swedish and global dance music. Originally released in 2013 as a collaboration with Incubus guitarist Mike Einziger and Aloe Blacc, \u2018Wake Me Up\u2019 remains one of the defining songs of the modern electronic era. Fans of the wider Avicii\u2019s<\/a> legacy have called the moment one of the most emotional cross-genre nods of the summer.<\/p>\n Throughout June, the legacy of Avicii continued to resonate across the electronic music world through a series of heartfelt tributes and reinterpretations. Kygo <\/a>brought <\/a>Dan Tyminski<\/a> on stage at Palm Tree Festival for a moving live performance of \u2018Hey Brother\u2019, while John Summit unveiled a new remix of \u2018Seek Bromance\u2019 during an emotional show in Sweden, introducing the classic to a new generation of fans. At the same time, the anonymous vocalist behind Avicii\u2019s iconic \u2018Enough Is Enough\u2019 stepped into the spotlight for the first time in 15 years, adding another chapter to the ongoing celebration and rediscovery of Avicii\u2019s timeless catalogue and enduring influence.<\/p>\n Watch the Bad Bunny\u2019s<\/a> tribute below. Two very different corners of music, one shared moment.<\/p>\n