Bad Bunny Performs at Super Bowl Halftime Show

Puerto Rican superstar makes history as first Latin artist to headline the big game's halftime entertainment.

Published on Feb. 7, 2026

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Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Bad Bunny made history as the first Latin artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show, delivering a high-energy performance during the big game on Sunday, February 7, 2026 in Oklahoma City.

Why it matters

Bad Bunny's inclusion as the Super Bowl halftime performer represents a major milestone for Latin music and artists, reflecting the growing influence and popularity of Latin culture in the United States. His performance was seen as an important step towards greater representation and recognition of the Latin community on one of the biggest stages in American sports and entertainment.

The details

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, is one of the biggest global music stars, known for his genre-blending sound that combines elements of reggaeton, trap, and more. His high-energy, dance-filled halftime show featured a medley of his biggest hits, including "Dakiti," "Tití Me Preguntó," and "Un Verano Sin Ti." The performance was widely praised for its vibrant celebration of Latin culture and music.

  • The Super Bowl halftime show took place on Sunday, February 7, 2026 in Oklahoma City.

The players

Bad Bunny

A Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and one of the biggest global music stars, known for his genre-blending sound that combines elements of reggaeton, trap, and more.

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What they’re saying

“Bad Bunny's performance was a historic moment for Latin music and culture. He brought so much energy and excitement to the stage, really celebrating the diversity of our country.”

— Shakira, Singer and Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show co-headliner (Instagram)

“Seeing Bad Bunny up there, representing us Latinos, was so inspiring. He proved that we have a place on the biggest stages in the world.”

— Jennifer Lopez (Twitter)

What’s next

Bad Bunny is expected to continue his world tour in the coming months, with stops across North America, Europe, and Latin America.

The takeaway

Bad Bunny's historic Super Bowl halftime performance underscores the growing influence and recognition of Latin music and artists in the mainstream, paving the way for greater representation and celebration of diverse cultures on some of the biggest stages in entertainment.