Bad Bunny Sets the Super Bowl LX Halftime Stage on Fire with a Daring, Star-Studded Celebration of Puerto Rican Pride
Bad Bunny delivered one of the boldest, most talked-about halftime performances in Super Bowl history, turning Super Bowl LX into a global cultural moment fueled by sensual energy, star power, and unapologetic Puerto Rican pride.
When the Grammy-winning superstar hit the stage in Santa Clara, the atmosphere shifted instantly. With magnetic confidence, Bad Bunny fused high-octane choreography, provocative dance moments, and cinematic staging into a performance that felt raw, fearless, and impossible to look away from.
Surprise Guests Elevate a Historic Night
The spectacle reached another level with surprise appearances from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin. Gaga stunned viewers with a hauntingly emotional rendition of “Die with a Smile,” while Martin brought explosive Latin pop energy that sent the stadium into a frenzy.
Actor Pedro Pascal added unexpected dramatic flair, joining the performance in a moment that blurred the line between concert, theater, and film. Celebrities including Jessica Alba and Cardi B were also seen dancing onstage, adding to the star-packed celebration.
A Performance That Divided — and Electrified
At 31, Bad Bunny was considered a controversial halftime choice by some due to his outspoken political views, including criticism of President Donald Trump. But once the music started, any doubt was drowned out by roaring applause and viral reactions.
The performance leaned fully into Latin rhythms, sensual movement, and storytelling — a bold declaration of identity that resonated far beyond the stadium.
Social Media Declares a New Halftime Icon
Within minutes, social platforms exploded with praise. Fans flooded X with emotional reactions, many calling it the greatest halftime show they had ever seen.
“DARE I SAY BEST HALFTIME SHOW!!” one user wrote.
“We are so proud of him,” another posted.
“This was really good — I loved the storytelling and everything about it,” read one comment.
“My love for him just keeps growing,” another fan added. “He’s incredible with his art.”
More Than a Show — A Cultural Statement
More than flashy choreography or celebrity cameos, Bad Bunny’s halftime show was a statement — a celebration of heritage, freedom of expression, and Latin culture on one of the world’s biggest stages.
By the time the lights dimmed, one thing was clear: this wasn’t just a performance. It was a moment that shattered expectations, ignited conversation, and cemented Bad Bunny’s place in Super Bowl history.