On February 8, 2026, Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny performed at Super Bowl LX, the annual National Football League (NFL), the main American football league in the United States, responsible for defining the season’s champion.

Considered the most watched event on global television, the Super Bowl gained even more prominence with the halftime show (Halftime Show) led by the artist, who delivered a performance marked by Latinity, cultural diversity and strong Puerto Rican identity.

Bad Bunny started his career artistic still a teenager, sharing music independently on the internet while balancing studies and work outside the musical world. With a trajectory that is far from easy, the singer faced rejections, periods of instability and common challenges for Latin artists seeking space in the global market.

Over time, his authenticity, lyrics in Spanish and sound outside of industry standards led him to gain international relevance. Today, not for nothing, he is considered one of the main names in contemporary Latin music, responsible for breaking cultural and linguistic barriers on stages historically dominated by American pop.

With that in mind, we’ve put together 5 interesting facts about Bad Bunny. Check it out!

1. First Latin solo in Halftime Show

That’s right. It may seem strange to think that, after 60 years of the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny was the first Latino to lead the Super Bowl alone. Halftime Show. The artist made history by taking on the halftime show solo and by performing almost entirely in Spanish on the biggest television stage in the world, a symbolic milestone for the music not latin mainstream global.

2. Loves to play dominoes

Playing dominoes is one of Bad Bunny’s favorite off-stage pastimes. The artist has already commented, in interviews, that he could easily do live broadcasts just by playing because he likes it so much. In Puerto Rican culture, dominoes are a very common activity in everyday life.

Since he was little, he used to play with his family, which strengthened his emotional bond with the game. Over time, the habit turned into a true passion, maintained to this day as a form of leisure and connection with its roots.

Bad Bunny also made history at the main music awards. In 2026, it received 12 nominations in the Grammyconsolidating his name among the highlights of the award. The musician made history by winning the Album of the Year category with a work entirely in Spanish, breaking a historic barrier in the awards. The recognition reinforced that language is not an obstacle to global success. The achievement expanded the space of Latin music in international awards. Furthermore, it consolidated the artist as one of the most influential names in the industry today.

4. Strong political career

During his performance at the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny drew attention for going beyond music and including symbolic messages in the show. One of the most talked about moments was when the artist said “God bless America” (God Bless America) and, soon after, he mentioned Latin American countries, breaking the expectations of the traditional patriotic speech.

On stage, flags from different countries on the American continent reinforced the visual proposal of the performance. The gesture aroused curiosity by highlighting the cultural diversity present in the formation of the United States. For many viewers, the performance served as a reminder of the historical, cultural and economic role of the Latino population in the country.

Comedy films are among Bad Bunny’s favorite genres, especially animation. The artist has already stated that he identifies a lot with productions that focus on light, creative and accessible humor. This affinity with comedy helps explain its close relationship with the Saturday Night Livea program in which he has participated several times. For him, making people laugh is a powerful way of communicating and connecting with the public.