Feb 5, 2026 - Music

The Bad Bunny songs to know ahead of Super Bowl Sunday

Sabrina Moreno

bad bunny in a suit with all his Grammys — Bad Bunny — government name: Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio — with his Grammys. Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

Ahead of the "Benito Bowl" on Sunday — more commonly known as the Super Bowl — we've put together a crash course on the Bad Bunny songs to know before his halftime show.

Why it matters: The Puerto Rican reggaetonero, fresh off an Album of the Year win at the Grammy's, has become one of the most famous artists in the world.

But it's OK if you're among those who are just now getting familiar.

The big picture: Fans have dubbed this year's game "Benito Bowl," using Bad Bunny's first name to celebrate a rare moment of recognition for Latino culture on America's biggest stage.

It's nearly impossible to condense his catalog to a 15-minute set, but here's where to start.
There are the obvious, more well-known songs likely to make an appearance like "Tití Me Preguntó" and "Me Porto Bonito."
And of course, "DtMF" from the "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" album — a love letter to Puerto Rico that's been trending on social media.

Zoom in: Here are five more songs we think you'll hear on Sunday, in no particular order.

1: "El Apagón"

This song, which translates to "The Blackout," focuses on government corruption and the gentrification and displacement Puerto Ricans are facing.

2: "NUEVAYoL"

The dembow song celebrates the Puerto Rican and Latino diaspora in New York City.

3: "La MuDanZa"

The salsa track is an ode to Puerto Rico's past and present, the pain of leaving one's homeland, and the determination to keep PR's culture alive.

4: "Diles" with Ozuna, Farruko, Arcángel and Ñengo Flow.

The 2016 hit was seen as a major breakthrough for Bad Bunny in the music industry, and most of the artists featured are also Puerto Rican.

5: "La Jumpa" with Arcángel.

This verse is about how he's such a global legend that he never has to brag, because everyone from babies to grandmas listen to him.

Honorable mentions:

BAILE INoLVIDABLE and CAFé CON RON from his latest album.
DÁKITI with Jhayco.
LA NOCHE DE ANOCHE with ROSALÍA.
Vuelve with Daddy Yankee.

Go deeper: Super Bowl parties double as a cultural statement for Bad Bunny fans

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