Tuesday, February 10, 2026

In Latin America, many detested that Bad Bunny performance

 The Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime performance, supposedly to cater to Latinos, not just in the states but beyond them into Latin America itself, drew lots of praise from those who didn't speak Spanish as being wholesome and all about family values. It can be viewed here.

But for those who understood the actual lyrics, meaning, Latin Americans who speak Spanish, and Latinos in the U.S., it was another story.

Here's a sampling of X responses from actual Latin Americans, and Latino Americans, for whom this nasty act supposedly catered, often using the typically blunt language of the region. Hit Grok Translate on the X site to see the English translation:

They didn't want their culture associated with it. They didn't even think it was authentic:

... and the language was indeed filthy, more Compton than Caguas:

Unlike non-Spanish-speaking north Americans, Spanish-speaking Latin Americans actually heard the lyrics loud and clear, experiencing the show very differently from the candy-puff-minded wokesters in the press who declared it wholesome stuff.

Most said it represented a Hollywood-valued approach that had nothing to do with their own cultures, which have not experienced this sort of globalist cultural corruption, and who want no part of it. They resented being lumped in with this insulting, obscene, gibberish under the header 'Latino' whose values sure as heck don't represent them.

In addition, many didn't appreciate the subliterate use of the Spanish language, or, for that matter, the foul language:

A third problem for many Latin Americans and Latino Americans is Bad Bunny's Venezuelan Chavista roots, something they pay closer attention to in Latin America than in the U.S., given the threat it poses and the damage it's caused. They know this guy is a Chavista shill:

So if the aim were to win over a Latino audience to the U.S. sport of football, which seems a stretch anyway given Latin America's love of soccer, it didn't work. Latin Americans heard it loud and clear and anecdotally, at least, declared it had no place in their culture.

This rubbish belongs to the commercialized global left.

No thanks -- and do check the voting patterns in the region for confirmation of the trend against these rotten values.



In Latin America, many detested that Bad Bunny performance - American Thinker

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In Latin America, many detested that Bad Bunny performance

  The Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime performance, supposedly to cater to Latinos, not just in the states but beyond them into Latin America i...