Puerto Rican reggaeton star Bad Bunny was selected as the Super Bowl half time show performer set to take place on Feb. 8 in San Francisco Bay Area.
Here’s what to expect, what songs the three-time Grammy Award winner might play and what the setup could look like.
What songs will Bad Bunny sing at the Super Bowl?
While the setlist hasn’t been released, we can still make some informed guesses based on the popularity rankings of his songs, and on the fact that Bad Bunny loves to make political and social statements on big stages.
He recently said the Super Bowl appearance “is for my people, my culture, and our history.”
Here are some predictions of what songs he might play:
‘Baile Inolvidable’ (Unforgettable Dance)
This is Bad Bunny’s only salsa song, and it is highly anticipated to be part of the Super Bowl setlist. Not only is the track is part of his most recent album, but it broke several records.
One day after its release, the song took the number one spot on Spotify’s and Apple Music’s global charts, becoming the first salsa song to do so, Rolling Stone reported.
The song was not only popular in the U.S. and among Spanish-speaking countries, but it ranked among the 2025 top 50 songs in France, Greece, New Zealand and many other countries.
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‘El Apagon’ (Power Outage)
This upbeat track is exactly what one might expect at a Super Bowl halftime show. It’s a high-energy song with an electronic music flair that, despite being released in 2022, remains one of the highlights of Bad Bunny’s current concert tour.
The song is also political. It explores gentrification and displacement Puerto Ricans following pandemic-era policies and incentives that encouraged wealthy residents from the continental U.S. to buy property on the island.
Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny performs onstage during the first show of his 30-date concert residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on July 11, 2025.
‘I like it’ feat. Cardi B and J Balvin
The song was a hit in 2018 and Bad Bunny performed it with Shakira at the 2020 Super Bowl. So, another rendition of the track — and maybe bringing Cardi B to the stage — is possible.
‘EoO’
That “EoO” will be on the setlist is arguably the safest bet anyone could make. “EoO” is classic, upbeat reggaeton, and highly danceable.
With 600 millions streams on Spotify, this 2025 song is likely to get dancers moving on the field. After all, reggaeton is an unapologetic expression of sexuality and “EoO” is about the act of dancing reggaeton.
‘Lo Que Le Paso A Hawaii’ (What Happened to Hawaii)
“Don’t let go of the flag, because I don’t want what happened to Hawaii to happen to you,” says the lyrics of this song in Spanish.
This slow, moody song might get sprinkled into the mix, not only because it has been one the headlining songs of his current tour, but also because it is highly political and talks about Puerto Rico’s colonial relationship with the U.S.
Yes, the track is slow-paced, but Super Bowl performances often boast a mix of both high-energy and downbeat songs.
An overview shows the arena during the first show of Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny’s 30-date concert residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on July 11, 2025.
Will Bad Bunny have la casita on Super Bowl stage?
Bad Bunny concert setups are know for having a space reserved for his friends to party while he performs.
Bad Bunny’s current tour has featured what some call la casita, a replica home with a porch buzzing with celebrity friends — LeBron James, Jon Hamm, Penélope Cruz, and others — dancing and partying to the show.
Super Bowl halftime shows have recently featured elaborate stage setups, so la casita may not be a stretch.
Juan Carlos Castillo is a New Jersey-based trending reporter for the USA Today Network. Find him on Twitter at _JCCastillo.
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