These capture the vibrant, culturally rich spectacle that celebrated Puerto Rican and Latino heritage through reggaeton energy, traditional elements, surprise guests, and a real on-stage wedding.
This dramatic shot shows Bad Bunny atop a vintage pickup truck in the cornfield-inspired set, arms outstretched in his signature cream "Ocasio 64" jersey, surrounded by a massive ensemble of dancers amid towering stalks and dynamic lighting—symbolizing rural Puerto Rican roots blended with high-energy performance.
Another angle of the truck centerpiece, with Bad Bunny commanding the stage as dancers in earthy tones leap and pose around the vehicle, evoking a joyous, communal celebration that defined the night's ecstatic vibe.
Bad Bunny joins forces with Lady Gaga for a salsa-infused rendition of "Die With a Smile." Gaga, in a flowing blue dress with floral accents, dances closely with Bad Bunny in white linen, amid a lively backdrop of maracas, trumpets, and supporting performers—highlighting the cross-cultural collaboration that thrilled viewers.
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Ricky Martin makes a explosive guest appearance during "LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii," bringing his signature charisma and dance moves alongside Bad Bunny, turning the stage into a full Latin music fiesta with tropical instrumentation and crowd energy.
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The night's most talked-about moment: a real, legally officiated wedding ceremony on stage. Bad Bunny presided over the vows as the couple exchanged rings and kissed, surrounded by beaming dancers in white outfits amid the grassy set— a wholesome symbol of love, unity, and family that resonated deeply with audiences.
Close-up of the newlyweds sharing their first kiss as husband and wife, embraced by the diverse cast in elegant white attire, with joyful expressions and confetti-like energy filling the frame. This unexpected highlight became an instant viral sensation.
The couple in their post-vows embrace, with Bad Bunny and performers cheering them on. The bride's veil flows as the groom holds her tenderly, capturing the emotional peak of a show that blended spectacle with heartfelt tradition.
The performance, clocking in at around 13-15 minutes, featured a setlist heavy on Bad Bunny's biggest hits, delivered almost entirely in Spanish to make history as the first such halftime show:
- "Tití Me Preguntó" (opener, shortened)
- "Yo Perreo Sola" (with mashup elements including "Party" and "VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR")
- "Safaera"
- "Voy a Llevarte Pa’ PR"
- "EoO"
- "Monaco"
- "Die With a Smile" (salsa remix feat. Lady Gaga)
- "BAILE INoLVIDABLE"
- "NUEVAYoL"
- "LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii" (feat. Ricky Martin)
- "El Apagón"
- "CAFé CON RON"
- "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" (closer)
Bad Bunny closed with an English "God bless America," a roll call of Latin American countries, and the message "We’re still here" in Spanish while holding a football labeled "Together, We Are America." The show drew widespread acclaim for its joyful, inclusive spirit and subtle nods to Puerto Rican pride and resilience.
President Trump's Truth Social reaction, posted shortly after, called it "absolutely terrible, one of the worst, EVER," an "affront to the Greatness of America," a "slap in the face," and complained that "nobody understands a word this guy is saying," reflecting ongoing cultural tensions. Despite the backlash from some quarters, the performance reached millions and boosted Spanish-language music's mainstream visibility in 2026.
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