Bad Bunny is on the road to success. The Latin superstar just made history with his Grammy win for Album of the Year and will continue his historic streak when he presents the first Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday (February 8). Bad Bunny has already promised in a trailer that “the world will dance,” so it’s sure to be a huge party as the star celebrates his beloved Puerto Rico on the national stage.
But what would a party be without an impressive guest list? While in Puerto Rico last year as part of his “No Me Quiero Ir De Aqui” tour, the star hosted a star-studded rolodex of former collaborators and famous friends each night.
It stands to reason that he’ll bring some of these people and even bigger stars with him to his big Super Bowl appearance. We don’t know exactly what he’s up to yet: given his ICE speeches at the Grammys, it’s likely he could get political. He could also dedicate the entire performance to Puerto Rico. But while we’re still guessing, here’s a list of potential artists we think Bad Bunny could bring on Sunday.
Cardi B
Latino gang! Cardi B brought the young Bad Bunny on board for her hit “I Like It” in 2018. (Benito actually performed the song at the Super Bowl halftime show when he was Shakira’s guest.) Plus, the Dominican singer will already be at Levi’s Stadium to cheer on her boyfriend, Patriots wide receiver Stefan Diggs, at his big game, so it’s possible she’ll hit the stage too.
Drake
In 2018, when he was on his way up, Bad Bunny released one of his most famous collaborations: he brought Drake on board for “Mia,” where he sang in Spanish. Now, seven years later, the two musicians battle it out every year for the title of most-streamed artist on Spotify. What could be better than performing “Mia” at the Super Bowl?
Post Malone
Bad Bunny brought Post Malone on stage for an acoustic moment during his historic 2023 Coachella performance. Unfortunately, Posty’s microphone stopped working due to technical problems and this part of the performance was canceled. What better way to recreate that performance than on stage at the Super Bowl halftime show? Finally, Post Malone will already be in the Bay Area this weekend to perform at Bud Light Presents Post Malone & Buddies.
Mark Anthony
Last year, Bad Bunny completed his historic residency at El Choli in Puerto Rico with salsa legend Marc Anthony. It was an unforgettable Boricua night as the two performed the popular classic “Preciosa”. If Benito wants to recreate that moment for his beloved archipelago at the Super Bowl, Marc Anthony would be the perfect guest.
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira brought Bad Bunny on board as a special guest when they headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in 2020. So it would be a nice moment if Benito returned the favor. In October, Lopez dampened expectations that she would be a surprise guest at this year’s Super Bowl, saying she had not received a call about it. But the singer was also totally ready for it. “If he wanted me to do something, of course I would definitely do it,” she told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live.
Young Miko
Young Miko was featured on Bad Bunny’s 2023 hit “Fina” and will also be in town to celebrate the Super Bowl. The Puerto Rican rapper was just announced as a special performer at the “A Night of Pride with GLAAD” concert, a private NFL event. It is very likely that Miko will stay a few days longer to support her compatriot in his big performance.
Romeo Santos
Romeo Santos recently accompanied Bad Bunny on his Debí Tirar Más Photos world tour in the Dominican Republic. The two sang a bachata version of the DTMF song “Bokete,” which was guaranteed to make a splash on the Super Bowl stage. They might also perform the 2021 song “Volví,” on which Bad Bunny collaborated with Santos’ OG band Aventura for bachata and merengue típico.
Rosalia
In 2021, Bad Bunny made his debut as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live. He invited Rosalía to take part in this special moment and the two delivered a sensual performance of “La Noche de Anoche”. The Super Bowl would be an opportune time for Bad Bunny to bring the Spanish singer onto the stage for another milestone event – especially as both artists continue to dominate Spanish-language music.
Daddy Yankee
Nothing could make the world dance like Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee with their ultimate reggaeton crossover hit “Gasolina.” However, that doesn’t seem to be entirely possible as Daddy Yankee rejected this idea in November 2025. “No, not at the moment,” he replied when asked if he would perform the legendary song with Benito at the Super Bowl. “I have another mission right now…although I respect what he’s doing right now. Don’t get me wrong. Benito is an ally.”
Lady Gaga
Bad Bunny is the ultimate Little Monster, as seen in all of his interactions with Mother Monster at the 2026 Grammys. It would be spectacular to see Benito share the stage with one of his idols, and when the theme is “Bust a Move,” “Just Dance” is literally it.
Ricky Martin
It’s been almost six years since Ricky Martin and Bad Bunny shared the stage together as they performed their salsa tribute to Héctor Lavoe at the 2019 Latin Grammys. (They’ve also teamed up for other powerful moments, like during protests in Puerto Rico that same year.) The two superstars could very well reunite on the Super Bowl stage for a true Boricua celebration.
Becky G
Becky G just joined Bad Bunny in Santiago de Chile on the Debí Tirar Más Photos world tour to sing their 2017 hit “Mayores,” which launched both of their careers. “Benito, I love you. I’m super proud of you. It’s an honor to be a guest on this incredible tour that makes history,” the Mexican singer said during the performance. Maybe it’s time to rekindle that magic.
Residents
Residente and Bad Bunny have a long history of co-creating and fighting injustice in Puerto Rico, teaming up on defiant anthems like 2019’s “Afilando los Cuchillos” to protest then-Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló. The Super Bowl would be a big moment for the Puerto Rican rapper to join Benito and maybe even sing some iconic songs from Calle 13.
Maria Zardoya
María Zardoya of the Marías accompanied Bad Bunny during his stay in Puerto Rico to sing one of DTMF’s most political songs, “Lo Que Paso Hawaii.” Of course, the Marías can also be heard on Benito’s “Otro Atardecer,” so there are plenty of opportunities for Zardoya to perform at the Super Bowl.
No one
There’s a distinct possibility that Bad Bunny won’t bring any special guests to the Super Bowl halftime show and will instead use the opportunity to highlight the people of Puerto Rico and the island’s rich culture. That could mean colorful Bomba dancers or a group of Plena musicians – and maybe even La Casita will perform. Regardless, the performance will be unforgettable.
