Trending 9th February 2026 by Aicha Chalouche

The Best Moments From Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Show

A gorgeous ode to Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny performed at the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday – and it was a halftime show for the ages.

The Puerto Rican artist made history with his album ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’, and his performance this weekend was full of unforgettable moments dedicated to his heritage and his call for unity.

Here are some of the best moments!

Bad Bunny opened the half time show with ‘Tití Me Preguntó’

The artist immediately had fans dancing along with his ensemble to his opening song ‘Tití Me Preguntó’. He donned an all white two piece with the number 64 across his chest, possibly alluding to the initially reported death toll after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico.

 

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An ode To Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny’s performance included many tributes to his home country and heritage, including la casitas, older men playing dominoes and people eating Puerto Rican treats. 

 

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A star-studded stage

Other celebrities including Cardi B, Pedro Pascal and Colombian singer Karol G danced together on the stage under Bad Bunny’s iconic casita. 

 

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Ricky Martin’s cameo

‘Livin La Vida Loca’ singer Ricky Martin also made an appearance on stage, joining Bad Bunny in a verse from ‘LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii.’

 

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Lady Gaga’s tribute

Lady Gaga joined Bad Bunny on stage and performed a Latin inspired version of her hit song ‘Die With A Smile’.

 

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The wedding ceremony

The couple who appeared to be getting married on the stage were actually getting married. According to a representative, the couple had invited Bad Bunny to their wedding, but instead the artist invited them to get married during the half-time show, where he served as a witness, signing their marriage certificate and providing a wedding cake. 

The next generation

Although Bad Bunny’s performance didn’t include any overt pushbacks against the Trump administration, one of the most memorable moments of the whole show was when he handed his Grammy Award to a young boy as his recent acceptance speech, where he criticised ICE and the current US government, played on a TV in the background. 

 

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A call for peace and unity

Bad Bunny’s ultimate goal throughout his show was to honour his home and call for unity in America. At the end of his performance, the artist called out “God Bless America,” (his only English line of the whole show) and proceeded to every country in all of the Americas. On the screen behind him, the words “The only thing more powerful than hate is love” flashed for everyone to see.