Bad Bunny goes to the Super Bowl – podcast

Pb Presented by Nosheen Iqbal with Jen Ortiz; produced by Eleanor Biggs and Brian McNamara; executive producer Courtney YusufThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-02-06 · 03:00 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min

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This news article discusses Bad Bunny's upcoming performance at the Super Bowl halftime show. The performance is considered a significant cultural moment, especially for Puerto Ricans, given Bad Bunny's popularity and influence. While he is the world's biggest male artist, Bad Bunny has faced criticism from some on the American right for his political stances and for singing primarily in Spanish. The article explores who Bad Bunny is and how he achieved global success, despite the controversy surrounding him. The Super Bowl halftime show is an American cultural institution, and Bad Bunny's appearance marks a potentially controversial but significant moment.

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Bad Bunny has been criticized for singing in Spanish.

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Bad Bunny has been criticized for his stance against ICE.

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Some on the American right have labeled Bad Bunny as “un-American” and “shameful”.

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Bad Bunny will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show.

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Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance will be a landmark cultural moment.

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The halftime show at the Super Bowl is an American cultural institution and this year it will be performed by perhaps its most controversial star yet.Bad Bunny has been labelled by those on the American right as “un-American” and “shameful” – criticised for everything from his outspoken stance against ICE to his insistence on singing in Spanish.Yet as Jen Ortiz, the deputy editor of the Cut, explains, for the millions watching – and particularly for Puerto Ricans – Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance will be a landmark cultural moment.Who is Bad Bunny exactly, asks Nosheen Iqbal, and how did he become the biggest male artist in the world? Photograph: Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP

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