It’s not just about how he sings it it’s about how he bridges a variety of cultures together in the Latin world

BAD BUNNY!

He showed the culture songs for the Hispanic which I luv as a Mexicano

I can’t believe these maga are saying vulgar and the lyrics aren’t friendly, when they don’t even understand a single word, to every other normal human the lyrics ARE friendly there’s not a single vulgar word, I know this because I speak and understand the language, watch it and enjoy

So good

Que feo caso

The show was wonderful. I have never listened to your music before and I bought your album because I loved it. It moved me. I am a Nosabo , but I have taken 4 years of Spanish. Thank you for this gift . 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Amazing

Absolutely Terrible. Not appropriate for television and not appropriate for family event.

The Super Bowl 60 halftime show was more than music — it was history in motion. The performance honored Puerto Rico’s culture with pride, authenticity, and zero compromise. From the Spanish lyrics to the island-inspired visuals, it felt like a global spotlight finally shining on Puerto Rican identity. What made it unforgettable was its deeper message. By referencing Puerto Rico’s ongoing power grid struggles and the reality of frequent blackouts, the show blended celebration with truth. It reminded millions that while Puerto Rico gives the world culture, it still fights for stability and fair treatment at home. It wasn’t just a halftime show — it was a statement of resilience, heritage, and love for the island. A moment that made history.