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The protagonist of this performance was Bad Bunny, and he did something that no one has ever done before.

He used Spanish almost exclusively throughout the entire performance, which is a first in the history of the Super Bowl.

You have to know that the Super Bowl is usually the most-watched program on US TV, with a huge number of viewers.

Bad Bunny is not only a singer, but he was also the most-played artist on streaming platforms last year.

This time on the stage in California, he turned the entire performance into a love letter written to his hometown, Puerto Rico.

The stage design was also very special, directly moving his Puerto Rican style "casita" (small house) to the scene.

This was not just a background, but more so to display the traditions and lifestyle of his hometown.

Although it was Spanish the whole time, he specifically said one sentence in English: "God bless America".

Behind him, dancers waved the flags of various countries from North, Central, and South America, and the scene was very spectacular.

At the end of the performance, he held a football in his hand, on which was written an English slogan: "Together, We Are America".

This was a very obvious signal about unity, calling on everyone to eliminate barriers.

Of course, this performance also invited several heavy-weight guests, such as Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.

Lady Gaga brought a song with a Latin style, which matched perfectly.

Ricky Martin sang a song about protecting Puerto Rican culture, warning people not to let their own culture disappear.

Although the atmosphere at the scene was very enthusiastic, not everyone liked this performance.

Former President Trump posted on his social platform, criticizing this performance as "terrible".

He said this was an affront to America, and complained that no one could understand what Bad Bunny was singing.

However, Bad Bunny did not directly respond to these political remarks on stage.

Despite this, attentive viewers could still discover the deep meanings hidden in the performance.

For example, he climbed onto a model of an electricity pylon while rapping.

This was actually to commemorate the people who suffered in Hurricane Maria in 2017, when the local power infrastructure was strictly damaged.

He also wore a beige sweater printed with the number 64, which is also a certain specific symbol.

The government at that time was criticized by many Puerto Ricans because they did not do well enough in disaster relief.

This is different from his performance at the Grammy Awards, where he directly called for immigration enforcement departments to leave.

But this time, he chose to use a more artistic, more implicit way to express his stance.

Besides these deep meanings, the music and dance of the whole show were also top-tier.

He sang many hit songs, and although there was a small problem with the sound equipment at the beginning, he adjusted very quickly.

He was full of confidence on stage, walking from one corner to another, and his voice was very powerful.

This performance was not only about music, but more about the display of Latin culture on the American mainstream stage.

Seeing stars like Cardi B and Jessica Alba also enjoying themselves on stage, you know this is a victory of culture.

For many Latino Americans, being able to see such a performance at the Super Bowl is of extraordinary significance.

This proves that no matter the language, excellent music and culture can cross boundaries and connect each other.