Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show: A Cultural Statement
Music has the power to bring people together, and for the author, having Bad Bunny headline the Super Bowl halftime show is a significant moment.
The author grew up surrounded by various genres of Spanish-speaking music, including Tejano, Latin, reggaeton, and mariachi, which were staples in their family.
Music isn’t just something that people can listen to to space out, it’s also an art that can bring people together.
The announcement of Bad Bunny's performance took the author down memory lane, recalling times spent with their grandparents listening to Tejano music, including artists like Selena and Bobby Pulido, and hearing Latin pop and reggaeton at baseball games with their dad.
The author's experience highlights the energizing effect of music on the environment, regardless of the genre or occasion.
Author's summary: Bad Bunny's performance is a cultural statement.
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