Super Bowl LX is coming: the Benito Bowl!

Mark your calendars! Super Bowl LX goes down on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, with the matchup Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots.

For the first time ever, a Puerto Rican Latin artist will headline the Super Bowl halftime: Bad Bunny.
This is his first time as the headliner, though he made a guest appearance back in 2020 with Shakira and Jennifer López.
Bad Bunny says his performance is “for my people, my culture, and our history”, breaking cultural barriers on the most-watched stage of the year.

Halftime Shows – Last 15 Years (2012–2026)

Here’s a quick recap of who’s rocked the halftime stage over the years:

Year	Artist(s)
2026	Bad Bunny
2025	Kendrick Lamar (feat. SZA)
2024	Usher (with Alicia Keys, H.E.R., Ludacris, Lil Jon)
2023	Rihanna
2022	Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar (feat. Anderson .Paak & 50 Cent)
2021	The Weeknd
2020	Shakira & Jennifer López (with Bad Bunny, J Balvin & Emme)
2019	Maroon 5 (Travis Scott, Big Boi)
2018	Justin Timberlake
2017	Lady Gaga
2016	Coldplay (feat. Beyoncé, Bruno Mars)
2015	Katy Perry (feat. Lenny Kravitz, Missy Elliott)
2014	Bruno Mars (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
2013	Beyoncé (Destiny’s Child)
2012	Madonna (feat. LMFAO, Nicki Minaj, M.I.A.)

Puerto Ricans & Latinos on the Halftime Stage

Bad Bunny may be the first Puerto Rican Latin headliner, but Latinos have been bringing fire to halftime shows for years:

• Jennifer López (Puerto Rican roots) proudly waved the Puerto Rican flag in her 2020 show with Shakira.
• Bad Bunny and J Balvin were there as guests that night too.
• Bruno Mars, whose dad is Puerto Rican, has rocked the Super Bowl stage with Coldplay (2016) and with Red Hot Chili Peppers (2014).

The Boricua presence isn’t just in music! Players with Puerto Rican roots have been part of NFL teams and even in recent Super Bowls; Isiah Pacheco with the Kansas City Chiefs, for example.
Other notable Puerto Rican-descendant players include Tedy Bruschi and Víctor Cruz, legends in their own right.

Fun Fact:
Bad Bunny will be the first male Latin artist to headline the show in Spanish, giving fans and pop culture worldwide plenty of pride.

Check out these spots for watch parties and a full game day vibe:

Dugout Sport Bar & Grill

Sports bar energy with big screens, happy hours, and game day eats.

La Marketa Rincón

Multiple happy hours and screens perfect for the game.

Beer House Sport Bar

Wings, shrimp, beer buckets, and pool—Sunday Football done right.

Big Kahuna @ Casa Verde

Watch party starts 7:30 pm with a giant projector + $1 wings all night (Patriots vs Seahawks flavors).

Don Willy’s – Carr. #2, Añasco

Chill vibes + Michelob Ultra buckets + wings for $20.

Drunken Octopus

Streaming the Super Bowl with a great vibe.

The Beach House

Super Bowl broadcast with beachy vibes.

Rincoeño Cigar Lounge

Multiple TVs showing the game—arrive early and reserve.

Shipwreck Bar & Grill

Open from 5:30 pm — reservations recommended (787-823-0578).

Antillano Rincón Cultural

Streaming the game with local flavor.

Caddy’s Calypso Café

Big screens plus food and drink specials. Rent the upper deck for your own private watch party.

Tamboo

Hosting their own watch party with ocean front vibes.

Casa Isleña

Catch the show poolside on a giant inflatable screen.

Rincón Billiards

Football Sundays from 2:30 pm and Super Bowl broadcast.

Caribbean Cinemas (PR)

Also showing Super Bowl LX at Western Plaza.

Fans in Western Puerto Rico can catch the Super Bowl and the halftime show through several options:

• Telemundo Puerto Rico — Spanish-language broadcast
• NBC — English-language broadcast
• Streaming platforms, including Peacock

Whether you’re watching from home or heading out to a local bar, restaurant, or watch party, the night is about more than football. In Puerto Rico, Super Bowl Sunday is a shared experience — a mix of community, music, food, and celebration, with the halftime show taking center stage.