Bad Bunny Gears Up for Super Bowl Halftime Show

With Super Bowl LX just days away (February 8, 2026), all eyes are on Bad Bunny as he completes final rehearsals for what is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated halftime shows in recent memory. The Puerto Rican global superstar is bringing his signature reggaeton energy, massive production, and cultural pride to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.Rehearsal & Preparation HighlightsLocation: Closed-door rehearsals at SoFi Stadium and other LA-area facilities in late January/early February 2026. Scale: Reports indicate a 300+ person production crew, custom stage design with multiple moving platforms, pyrotechnics, dancers, and a live band. Setlist hints — Bad Bunny teased on Instagram: “We’re bringing the party to the Super Bowl.” Expected hits include: “Tití Me Preguntó” “Dákiti” (with Jhayco vibes) “Safaera” “Yo Perreo Sola” “Moscow Mule” Possible new single debut or surprise reggaeton medley. Guest performers — Rumors swirl around J Balvin, Karol G, or Daddy Yankee cameo; nothing confirmed yet. Visuals & culture — Expect heavy Puerto Rican representation — flags, bomba dancers, and Bad Bunny’s signature style (bold fashion, masks, streetwear). Why This Performance MattersFirst Latin artist to headline Super Bowl halftime solo since Shakira/J.Lo in 2020. Bad Bunny brings reggaeton to the global stage — introducing millions to the genre’s energy. Cultural moment: His show is seen as a celebration of Latino pride and influence in U.S. pop culture. Bad Bunny posted a cryptic rehearsal clip on Instagram with the caption: “Preparando algo grande… Super Bowl, nos vemos pronto ”At digital8hub.com, we cover Super Bowl halftime shows, Bad Bunny news, music performances, live events 2026, and more. For setlist predictions, rehearsal leaks, or how to watch the full show (NBC/Peacock), check our entertainment and music sections.Bad Bunny is ready to turn the Super Bowl into a reggaeton party — February 8 halftime can’t come soon enough!