J Balvin confirms his reconciliation with Bad Bunny: “I’m going to see him at the Super Bowl”

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Los Angeles (USA).– Colombian J Balvin confirmed this Sunday that he has reconciled with Puerto Rican Bad Bunny, whom he will go to see next weekend at the halftime show of the Super Bowl. “We spoke the other day. Super happy. I think he’s a man who is very mature, he knows what he wants,” Balvin declared during the red carpet of the Grammy Awards, in Los Angeles.

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The Colombian assured that on February 8th he will be among the public at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara (California), where Bad Bunny will become the first solo Latin artist in the halftime show at the NFL final. “I am going to go to see it. It’s going to be great,” he said. Both reggaeton stars were estranged for several years, with crossed indirect messages, but they reconciled publicly on stage last December 21, when Balvin appeared as a surprise guest at a Bad Bunny concert in Mexico City. J Balvin is nominated at the Grammys for best urban music album for ‘Mixtape’ and competes precisely with the Puerto Rican, with “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS”, and said he hopes “the best” wins. The Colombian was proud of the weight of Latin music in the global industry: “It’s growing more and more. We fight for it to keep growing. What’s happening with us, what happens with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl,” he exemplified.
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