bad bunny’s super bowl halftime show Sunday night didn’t disappoint, with the international superstar performing many of her hit songs – with a ton of surprise guests and cameos along the way.
So who came during the halftime show? Who did you potentially miss along the way? Here’s everything you need to know.
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Bad Bunny opened the show on an elaborate, Puerto Rican-style village stage set, dancing gracefully through the “village” surrounded by dancers and supporting cast, bringing the set to life.
Celebrities at Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin and Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
Two of the biggest surprise guests also contributed to the halftime show’s musical mix, with music icon Lady Gaga and Latin pop legend Ricky Martin making guest appearances at the performance, showing off their pipes along with Bad Bunny.
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For viewers who looked a little closer in the background and among the dancers in the show, you may have also noticed Pedro Pascal’s celebrity cameo (The Mandalorian, Fantastic Four: First Steps), Cardi B, Karol G and Jessica Alba (Dear, good luck Chuck) mixed in among the set pieces, dancers, and surrounding performers. Sports stars were also included, including Atlanta Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña. Jr., along with boxers Emiliano Vargas and Xander Zayas.
List of Bad Bunny’s halftime show sets with guest stars, tributes and covers
Bad Bunny’s set list included many of his hits, including:
- “Titi Me Pregunto”
- “Yo Pereiro Sola”
- “Safera”
- “Eoooo”
- “Die with a Smile” with Lady Gaga.
- “Bull Invincible”
- “NeuViole”
- “Lo que le paso a hawaii”
- “El Apagon”
- “Café con Ron”
- “Debbie Tyrer Mass Photos”
The Super Bowl featured a matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks, capping a surprisingly exciting NFL season in which expected contenders like the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers were swept in the playoffs, while Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs failed to even reach the postseason.
Was the “wedding” at the halftime show real?
according to a Report from Variety To quote the team at Bad Bunny, yes, the brief wedding moment shown during the halftime show was a real wedding! In this moment a couple was getting married and Bad Bunny was dancing during the performance. However, not much information about this happy couple is known yet.