Bad Bunny has staged his concert — sorry, we mean halftime show — at the 2026 Super Bowl. As expected, the performance has been nothing short of monumental, spanning costume changes, expansive sets and, as has become custom of the Super Bowl, celebrity cameos. Yep, his Apple Music performance was one of the most anticipated moments of Super Bowl LX — not only for Bad Bunny’s electrifying set, but also for the celebrities associated with the event — whether through cameos, on-stage appearances, or mere presence in the stadium crowd. So, who did we spot during the performance?
Lady Gaga was perhaps the most monumental appearance, popping up midway through in a sky blue dress to perform a Spanish rendition of her hit, ‘Die With A Smile’.
LADY GAGA IS HERE @ladygaga #AppleMusicHalftime pic.twitter.com/321WuxqIni
— NFL (@NFL) February 9, 2026
You might have also heard Daddy Yankee’s song Gasolina. No, the Puerto Rican rapper and singer didn’t make an appearance to perform part of the OG track, but Bad Bunny did pay homage to it.
We also spotted RaiNao, who performed her track with Bad Bunny, “PERFuMITO NUEVO” from his album Debí Tirar Más Fotos. And Puerto Rican rapper and singer-songwriter Young Miko.
Of course, not every celebrity who made an appearance is also a musician. Towards the beginning of the performance, Benito was joined by a crowd of dancers — but look closely, and you might have recognised a few famous faces amongst them Alix Earle, Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, Karol G, and Cardi B were all dancing in what can only be described as the party of our dreams. How do we get invited next time?
Estos son algunos de los artistas que estuvieron en la casita del medio tiempo en el Super Bowl de Bad Bunny.
Karol G
Cardi B
Jessica Alba
Alix Earle
Pedro Pascal
Young Miko #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/HQNXh2RFHB
— Grita Radio (@Grita_Radio) February 9, 2026
Want to know the details of Bad Bunny’s monochrome look? We’re breaking it down (including the debut colourway of his Adidas sneaker collab).
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