<p>Tonight all eyes are on the center of the field at Super Bowl LX, but the most anticipated player isn’t wearing a helmet. <strong>Bad Bunny</strong> is set to deliver a show celebrating Latin music, bringing the rhythm of Puerto Rico to over 100 million viewers. </p>



<p>Here are 10 facts you may not know about Bad Bunny:</p>



<h2>Activism</h2>



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<p>After Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in 2017, Bad Bunny founded the Good Bunny Foundation to distribute toys to children in Puerto Rico and create a space to promote sports, arts, and music.</p>



<h2>From Music to Modeling Campaigns</h2>



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<p>If something was missing in Bad Bunny’s career, it was him being a model. He worked on campaigns for top brands like Jacquemus, Gucci and Calvin Klein, showcasing his influence beyond music. These brands recognized the massive impact he has on global audiences.&nbsp;</p>



<h2>40 Million Dollar Lawsuit Filed Against Him</h2>



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<p>Carliz de la Cruz, Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend, filed a $40 million lawsuit against him, alleging that he used a recording of her voice saying “Bad Bunny, baby” without her consent. The recording appeared in his songs&nbsp;<em>Pa Ti</em>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<em>Dos Mil 16</em>.</p>



<h2>Collaborations</h2>



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<p>Bad Bunny is one of the artists with the most collaborations, and these partnerships have been key to his success. He has worked with an impressive range of artists across various genres, including reggaeton stars like J Balvin and Daddy Yankee, pop icons like Selena Gomez, and even rap legends like Drake.</p>



<h2>Relationships</h2>



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<p>Bad Bunny has had few confirmed relationships. He dated Carliz de la Cruz for about five years before moving on to model and designer Gabriela Berlingeri, with whom he was in a relationship for roughly six years. However, his most publicized romance was with Kendall Jenner, which lasted only a few months.</p>



<h2>N°1 Billboard Top Latin Artists</h2>



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<p>In the 2025 Billboard Top Latin Artists ranking, Bad Bunny secured first place for the seventh consecutive year.</p>



<h2>Worked in a Supermarket</h2>



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<p>When he lived in Puerto Rico, before becoming a superstar, Bad Bunny worked as a bagger in a Supermarket.</p>



<h2>SoundCloud: Musical Beginnings</h2>



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<p>He initially gained recognition on SoundCloud. Bad Bunny began uploading his music to the platform, where he quickly caught the attention of listeners and major producers. SoundCloud served as a launchpad for his career, allowing him to build an audience without the backing of a major record label at the outset.</p>



<h2>Personal Influence</h2>



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<p>Daddy Yankee and Ivy Queen were major influences on Bad Bunny’s music and career. Daddy Yankee’s impact can be seen in Bad Bunny’s rhythm and style, while Ivy Queen’s bold approach to music and gender in reggaeton also shaped him.</p>



<h2>Fan of Wrestling</h2>



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<p>Bad Bunny made his debut in WWE in January 2021, at the Royal Rumble in St. Petersburg, Florida, where he faced off against former WWE and UFC Heavyweight Champion, Brock Lesnar.</p>

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<h3><strong>13 Minutes of History</strong></h3>



<p>Bad Bunny has kept his cards close to his chest, but the anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. During his official press conference on Thursday, he promised a “huge party” that celebrates his Puerto Rican culture. Here is what we know so far:</p>



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<ul><li><strong>The Setlist:</strong> Expect a heavy focus on his latest album, <strong><em>Debí Tirar Más Fotos (DTMF)</em></strong>. Rumors suggest the show will open with the modern salsa hit <strong>“Baile Inolvidable”</strong> and include his Grammy-winning global track <strong>“EoO.”</strong></li><li><strong>Cultural Symbols:</strong> Look for imagery of the <strong>Flamboyán tree</strong>, traditional instruments like the <strong>cuatro</strong>, and various versions of the <strong>Puerto Rican flag</strong>. The show will also feature a historic multilingual signing program in <strong>Puerto Rican Sign Language</strong>.</li><li><strong>Surprise Guests:</strong> While not confirmed, <strong>Cardi B</strong> is the heavy favorite to join him for “I Like It,” especially since she’s in town supporting her partner, Patriots star Stefon Diggs. Other rumored appearances include <strong>Rosalía</strong>, <strong>Daddy Yankee</strong>, and <strong>J Balvin</strong>.</li></ul>



<h3><strong>The Critics and the Controversy</strong></h3>



<p>While the selection has been hailed as a landmark for Latino representation, it hasn’t been without its detractors.</p>



<ul><li><strong>Political Tension:</strong> Bad Bunny’s vocal criticism of anti-immigrant policies led to a “rival” broadcast announcement from Turning Point USA, which is hosting an “All-American Halftime Show” headlined by Kid Rock at the same time.</li><li><strong>The Spanish Factor:</strong> Critics questioned the choice of a primarily Spanish-language headliner, to which Bad Bunny cheekily replied on <em>Saturday Night Live</em> last year: <em>“You have four months to learn.”</em></li><li><strong>The Support:</strong> NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell defended the choice, calling him “one of the greatest artists in the world,” while peers like Jennifer Lopez and Shakira have publicly cheered his solo debut.</li></ul>



<h3><strong>Award Season Dominance</strong></h3>



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<p>Bad Bunny arrives at the Super Bowl as the most decorated man in music this year. Just one week ago, at the <strong>2026 Grammy Awards</strong>, he made history when <strong><em>Debí Tirar Más Fotos</em></strong> became the first all-Spanish album to win <strong>Album of the Year</strong>.</p>



<p><strong>His 2026 Accolades include:</strong></p>



<ul><li><strong>Grammy Award:</strong> Album of the Year (<em>DTMF</em>)</li><li><strong>Grammy Award:</strong> Best Música Urbana Album</li><li><strong>Grammy Award:</strong> Best Global Music Performance (<em>“EoO”</em>)</li><li><strong>Billboard:</strong> Artist of the Year (2025/2026)</li></ul>



<h3><strong>How to Watch</strong></h3>



<p>The game between the <strong>New England Patriots</strong> and the <strong>Seattle Seahawks</strong> kicks off at <strong>6:30 p.m. ET</strong> on <strong>NBC</strong>. The Halftime Show is expected to begin at approximately <strong>8:00 p.m. ET</strong> and will be available for streaming on <strong>Peacock</strong>.</p>

Bad Bunny Takes the Stage for Super Bowl LX Tonight

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<p>When <strong><em>DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS</em></strong> arrived on January 5, 2025, <strong>Bad Bunny</strong> did more than drop another album—he unfurled a sonic tapestry rooted in Puerto Rico’s musical lineage while speaking to memory, identity and cultural urgency. </p>



<p>The record’s 17 tracks traverse salsa, plena, jibaro, bolero and reggaeton with an ease that reframes the star’s trademark urbano within a broader historical and emotional palette, inviting listeners into a landscape where personal nostalgia intersects with collective heritage.</p>



<h2>A Deliberate Turn Inward</h2>



<p>With DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS, Bad Bunny slowed the pace of his global ascent and turned the lens inward. Rather than chasing the immediacy of viral hits, the album unfolds with patience, built around memory, place, and emotional residue. </p>



<p>Its sequencing favors mood over momentum, allowing traditional rhythms and acoustic textures to breathe. In doing so, the record resists the hyper-polished urgency that defined much of his earlier mainstream output, signaling a conscious recalibration rather than a stylistic detour.</p>



<h2>Roots as Structure, Not Ornament</h2>



<p>What sets the album apart is how Puerto Rican musical traditions function as its backbone, not its decoration. Elements of salsa, plena, bolero, and jíbaro music are woven into the songwriting and arrangements with structural intent, shaping melodies and pacing instead of appearing as brief stylistic nods. </p>



<p>This approach reframes Bad Bunny not simply as a genre-hopping artist, but as a curator of cultural memory—one willing to foreground heritage even when operating at a global scale.</p>



<h2>Lyrical Intimacy and Emotional Restraint</h2>



<p>Lyrically, DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS trades bravado for reflection. The album lingers on themes of nostalgia, missed connections, and the quiet weight of time passing, often conveyed through restrained delivery rather than overt confession. </p>



<p>There is an intentional softness to the writing, where emotional impact comes from implication instead of declaration. The result is a body of work that feels lived-in, shaped by experience rather than reaction.</p>



<h2>Production That Prioritizes Atmosphere</h2>



<p>The production mirrors this introspective turn. Percussion is often understated, arrangements favor organic instrumentation, and silence is treated as a tool rather than a gap to be filled. </p>



<p>Instead of building toward explosive climaxes, many tracks dissolve gently, reinforcing the album’s preoccupation with impermanence. Even moments rooted in reggaetón feel tempered, as if filtered through memory rather than designed for immediacy.</p>



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<h2>Cultural Impact Beyond the Charts</h2>



<p>One year on, the album’s significance extends beyond commercial metrics. DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS marked a moment where one of the world’s most visible Latin artists chose cultural specificity over universality—and found resonance precisely because of it. Its influence can be traced in a broader openness within mainstream Latin music toward slower tempos, traditional forms, and emotionally restrained storytelling.</p>



<h2>A Redefinition, Not a Reinvention</h2>



<p>Rather than reinventing Bad Bunny, DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS clarified him. It stands as a record made by an artist secure enough in his reach to narrow his focus, trusting that depth could travel as far as spectacle. </p>



<p>One year later, the album reads less like a transitional project and more like a statement of authorship—one that reshaped not only his sound, but the expectations surrounding it.</p>



<h2>The Standout Tracks That Defined the Album’s Emotional Core</h2>



<p>Several songs from DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS emerged as defining moments not through chart dominance alone, but through emotional resonance and cultural familiarity. Tracks like “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” and “CAFé CON RON” tapped into collective memory, pairing traditional rhythms with contemporary production in ways that felt intimate rather than nostalgic. </p>



<p>“TURiSTA” and “LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii” stood out for their reflective tone, using travel and distance as metaphors for emotional displacement and identity, while “DtMF” distilled the album’s central themes into a restrained yet affecting closer. </p>



<p>Together, these songs captured attention by resisting immediacy, allowing mood, melody, and lyrical subtlety to foster a slower, deeper connection that continued to grow well after the album’s release.</p>



<h2>Complete Official Tracklist for DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS</h2>



<ol><li>NUEVAYoL</li><li>VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR</li><li>BAILE INoLVIDABLE</li><li>PERFuMITO NUEVO (feat. RaiNao)</li><li>WELTiTA (feat. Chuwi)</li><li>VeLDÁ (feat. Dei V &amp; Omar Courtz)</li><li>EL CLúB</li><li>KETU TeCRÉ</li><li>BOKeTE</li><li>KLOuFRENS</li><li>TURiSTA</li><li>CAFé CON RON (feat. Pleneros de la Cresta)</li><li>PIToRRO DE COCO</li><li>LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii</li><li>EoO</li><li>DtMF</li><li>LA MuDANZA</li></ol>

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