At an LA Watch Party, Fans Reflect on What Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show Means to Them

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Sold the World on Puerto Rico

By weaving in the sights and sounds of his homeland, the artist’s performance educated millions of viewers on the island’s rich history and culture.

All the L.A. Easter Eggs from Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show

The co-owner of empanadería Fuegos LA designed Benito's casita, the couple who got married are residents of the San Gabriel Valley, and more.

Fans lined up at 7 a.m. for Villa's Tacos after Super Bowl appearance

The lauded taqueria made a surprise appearance during Bad Bunny's halftime show, and it sent long lines to the original Highland Park storefront.

At an LA watch party, fans reflect on what Bad Bunny’s halftime show means to them

Growing up in Southern California, Victor Ramos didn’t encounter many fellow Puerto Ricans and Dominicans. “Being born and raised in LA, I always sought representation as a child and young adult for my Afro-Caribbean culture,” Ramos said. “To see Bad Bunny on this grand stage has been very special to me.” Ramos, aka Chef Vic, and his sister Gabriela Ramos operate Casa de Lola, an LA-based catering and pop-up company that blends traditional Domin…

Los Angeles residents hold watch party for Bad Bunny's halftime show

LOS ANGELES (NBC, KYMA) - A historic night at the Super Bowl. Global superstar Bad Bunny performed on the halftime stage. Across Southern California, watch parties focused on the "Benito Bowl" on "Bad Bunny Day" as declared by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA). Starting with sugar cane fields to represent the work of farmers, he moved through sets that took us to New York and the corner store, or bodega, the reggaeton artist sang his song "Nueva Yol," wh…