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Bad Bunny Threw An A-List Party For His Super Bowl Halftime Show
Cardi B, Lady Gaga, and Pedro Pascal were just some of his guests.
Bad Bunny made his Super Bowl debut as a special guest on Shakira and Jennifer Lopez’s historic halftime show in 2020, but now, he’s taking the reins. On Feb. 6, the singer headlined the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., and turned the occasion into an A-list house party.
The rapper opened his set with his 2022 hit “Tití Me Preguntó” and transported viewers to his homeland of Puerto Rico, taking us through an immersive set that included food stands, a liquor store, a barber shop, and Spanish wrestlers that made for some tricky choreography.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Guests
Bad Bunny modeled parts of the show after his 2025 Puerto Rico residency, even taking his “casita” stage, where he would welcome celebrity guests nightly, to the football fields. As he went into “Yo perreo sola” and “EoO,” he threw a huge fiesta on his front porch, with celebrity guests like Cardi B, Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, and Karol G all dancing with him.
He then turned his party into a wedding, with a couple appearing to get married in the middle of his performance. Lady Gaga then made a surprise cameo, performing a salsa-inspired rendition of her Grammy-winning Bruno Mars collaboration “Die With a Smile,” before joining Bad Bunny to dance at what looked like a wedding reception.
Ricky Martin also joined the party, sitting down in a recreation of Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos album cover to perform “LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii,” a soulful commentary on the gentrification of their shared home of Puerto Rico.
Continuing his political activism, Bad Bunny sent a message of unity, yelling “God Bless America” and chanting the name of every country in the Americas as a billboard displayed, “The only thing more powerful than hate is love.” As he closed the show with the celebratory “DtMF,” it was a fitting response to the hate-fueled outcry over the NFL selecting him to headline the halftime show.
Was The Wedding Real?
Bad Bunny’s set was a celebration of unity in all of its forms, including marriage. The wedding that was staged during the halftime show was, in fact, a real ceremony, as his representative confirmed to Variety, and that couple is now legitimately married.
While their identities are not yet known, the two now have the most epic wedding story to tell.
