Bad Bunny promised good vibes and a whole lot of dancing during his Super Bowl halftime show , and he didn’t disappoint. But beneath the perreo-ready hits and viral clips was something deeper. The performance unfolded as a densely layered visual essay, moving from Puerto Rico's sugar cane fields to New York bodegas, from reggaetón history to quiet political protest , and packing decades of memory, migration, and resistance into just 13 minutes of television. SEE ALSO: Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show: See it now if you missed it From set pieces referencing the island's ongoing infrastructure collapse following Hurricane Maria to cameos honoring small-business legends and community elders, nearly every frame carried meaning. Some references were immediately legible. Others were designed for the fans who know where to look. It was a case of storytelling: a reminder that Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio didn't just bring Puerto Rico to the Super Bowl. He brought its h...
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