San Francisco (USA),- Bad Bunny assured this Thursday that he will turn the Super Bowl stage into “a big party” and that he will bring “a lot of Puerto Rican culture” to the halftime show, in which he will rise as the first artist to headline the halftime show of the king sport of the USA with a musical catalog entirely in Spanish.
“I just want people to have fun, it will be a great party, and I will do what people always expect of me. That’s what I want to bring, and of course a lot of my culture,” said the Puerto Rican artist at a press conference held this Thursday in San Francisco.You may be interested in: http://Bad Bunny tops Apple’s list in China with a song in Spanish
Bad Bunny avoided revealing details about the thirteen minutes that his show will last, not even when he was asked directly about the possible guests who could accompany him. “I will have many guests, who are going to be my family and the entire Latin community around the world,” he limited himself to say. “I don’t want to spoil anything, people just have to worry about dancing. I know I told people they had four months to learn Spanish, but it’s not necessary either, just learn to dance and do what comes from the heart,” he added. The singer acknowledged that he still hasn’t assimilated everything that has happened to him in the last few months, in which he has been “working hard” to offer his best version. “There is a lot of gratitude. That’s how I’ve felt all this year with the album. The biggest feeling is being grateful. I’m happy, still processing, but very excited,” he commented. Bad Bunny assured that he is only thinking about enjoying those thirteen minutes. “I try to enjoy and I know I’m going to have fun, and the team too. I try not to put so much pressure on myself,” he said. Regarding his most recent album ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’, the artist highlighted that it “taught him a lot” and that it is “the most special project” of his career. With this album, his sixth studio album and in which he encompasses the nostalgia of his homeland “he wanted to connect with my roots, with my people more than ever and with my culture, and I did it in a very honest way because I just wanted to make my residency in Puerto Rico and that’s it, stay on the island,” he said. “But then it was like, ‘the world really loves me’, I should give that love back to them and show them the affection they truly deserve. And now, the opportunity to bring that feeling I expressed in this album on one of the biggest stages is something I never imagined,” she added. Visibly emotional, Bad Bunny responded about who will be most present in his thoughts in the days leading up to the Super Bowl: “My mother has always believed that I was capable of everything, but above all, that I am a good person,” he concluded.




