Building on the success of their Puerto Rico-exclusive releases, Bad Bunny and adidas Originals now announce the global launch of the “Gazelle Cabo Rojo” — a highly anticipated addition to the Gazelle City Series that celebrates the island’s vibrant landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

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Following the exclusive launch of the “El Yunque” and “Santurce” colorways — released to mark the opening of Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency “No me quiero ir de aquí” — the collection now expands its tribute to the island that shaped him.

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Rooted in Benito’s deep connection to his homeland, the Gazelle City Series captures the vibrant spirit of Puerto Rico through three expressive colorways — each a heartfelt tribute to a place of special significance.

The result: authentic designs that reflect the island’s rich culture and natural beauty.

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The El Yunque colorway comes in lush green, nodding to the unique biodiversity and cultural significance of the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. Santurce, in vivid orange, reflects the creative pulse of its namesake district — a vibrant hub for music, dance, and contemporary art.

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Cabo Rojo stands out in bold pink — inspired by the region’s iconic salt flats and the rare natural phenomenon of pink waters, caused by salt-loving microorganisms. Echoing the sentiment of “No me quiero ir de aquí” (“I don't want to leave here”), the Gazelle Cabo Rojo is worn by a group of elderly Puerto Ricans — the guardians of the island’s stories and soul.

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As the official partner of Bad Bunny’s “No me quiero ir de aquí” residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, adidas Originals continues to celebrate the deep bond between the artist and his homeland. The adidas Gazelle Cabo Rojo drops on July 26 and will be available at selected retailers.

Stay tuned to our Sneaker Releases for more.

The adidas Originals Gazelle Indoor is available at 43einhalb, AFEW Store, Asphaltgold, Glückstreter, Gloryhole, HHV, Jumpnshoez, Orange Jungle, Schrittmacher, SneakerTwins, SUPPA and VOO.

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Photos via adidas