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Bad Bunny prompts Republican push

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Bad Bunny headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in San Francisco, performing to 127–133 million viewers and prompting Republican lawmakers to seek fines and prison, saying the lyrics were illegal.

El Pais
"Show that we are diverse": what Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show means for Puerto Rico and Latinos in the US

The Puerto Rican artist turns his performance into a statement against Trumpism that goes beyond symbolism.

"Show that we are diverse": what Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show means for Puerto Rico and Latinos in the US
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La Repubblica
From Naples to the Super Bowl, Antonio Spinelli: 'I'm a dancer with Bad Bunny'

Twenty-six-year-old from Mugnano tells Repubblica about the experience of the performance seen by 130 million viewers: 'Trump? We knew he wouldn't like it'.

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Le Figaro
Super Bowl: Bad Bunny's halftime nearly set audience records

The Puerto Rican artist's performance still falls just short of last year's audience record set by rapper Kendrick Lamar at 133.5 million viewers, and of Michael Jackson's 1993 record (133.4 million).

Super Bowl: Bad Bunny's halftime nearly set audience records
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Público
Republicans call for fines and imprisonment for Bad Bunny over Super Bowl show

The lawmakers consider the Puerto Rican artist's performance illegal for containing words that, translated into English, would justify suspending the broadcast.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Super Bowl: Halftime show audience record narrowly missed

Fewer than Kendrick Lamar did last year: 128 million people watched Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl halftime show. Now the Puerto Rican singer is confusing his fans on social media.

Super Bowl: Halftime show audience record narrowly missed
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Le Monde
Bad Bunny: An anti-Trump symbol at the Super Bowl

The Puerto Rican singer lit up the traditional halftime show of the grand spectacle of American football by celebrating the continent in all its diversity. A look back at the origins of the Bad Bunny phenomenon in this podcast with Lucas Minisini, a journalist at M Le Monde.

Bad Bunny: An anti-Trump symbol at the Super Bowl
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ABC
This is the luxury watch Bad Bunny wore at Super Bowl 2026

Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, known as Bad Bunny, is the man of the moment. The Puerto Rican singer has been the first in history to sing entirely in Spanish at the Super Bowl halftime show, one of the world's most-watched spectacles. For the event, held this year in San Francisco, he chose two Zara outfits in cream. The first, sport-inspired, he paired with gloves, while the second, more elegant with a double-breasted blazer, he wore with a luxurious Swiss watch. Bad Bunny chose the Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet, a model that fuses yellow gold with natural green malachite, producing a striking and very elegant piece. Malachite is prized for its deep green color and its unique banded patterns, all features that derive from its crystal structure. According to the brand in a statement, 'color variations are due to fluctuations in its chemical composition (specifically in

This is the luxury watch Bad Bunny wore at Super Bowl 2026
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