Bad Bunny to Perform at Super Bowl

Bad Bunny will be the first Latino to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show. In a new video, the artist promised the whole world would dance to his music during the performance.

People of all ages and different ethnic groups are dancing, offering an image of unity at a time when the United States is going through a major anti-immigrant wave due to decisions from US President Donald Trump. The Puerto Rican artist will become on February 8 the first Latino man to star in the halftime show of the National Football League (NFL) championship final. The popular Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny presented this Friday a preview of the show he will star in on February 8 during the Super Bowl halftime, in collaboration with Apple Music, and in which he promises that 'the world will dance' that night. In the video, published on YouTube, the singer is seen with a mobile phone in his hand while listening to his theme 'An unforgettable dance', until he turns up the volume and several people come out of the darkness surrounding him and start dancing with him. Bad Bunny doesn't waste time moving his hips to the rhythm of his own music.

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