Los Angeles – Bad Bade Bane will bring his Latin Trap and Regon Swagger to NFL’s biggest stage next year: Grammy winner will title the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show in Northern California.
NFL, Apple Music and ROC Nation on Sunday announced that the bad -made California would lead to the Hafatime festival from Levi’s stadium on 8 February in Santa Clara, California.
The selection of Puerto Rickon Superstar comes between another career-defined run. He is away from a historic Puerto Rico Residency this month, attracting over half a million fans and leading all the candidates in Latin Grammes in November. He has become one of the world’s most stream artists with albums such as “UN Werano Sin Ti,” an all-spanish-language LP.
Bad Bani will host “Saturday Night Live” on 4 October.
“What I feel is beyond myself,” Bad Bani said in a statement. “This is for those who came in front of me and used to run countless yards so that I could come in and score a touchdown … It is for my people, my culture and our history. They are Y Y E A Ek Tu Ebula, Q Ceremos L Haftime Show Dell Super Bowl.”
ROC Nation founder J-Z stated in a statement that “Badi Bani” “What has done and continued for Puerto Rico and really inspiring. We honor him on the world’s largest platform.”
The 31 -year -old artist was born in Benito Antonio Martinez Okasio, winning three Grammy and 12 Latin Gramies. He has become a global ambassador for Latin music, acted in films like “Bullet Train,” Chori Pakri “and” Happy Gilmore 2, “and collaborated with top fashion homes. He will enter Latin Grammes as a leading nominee with 12, producer and lyricist édgar Barrera.
ROC Nation and Amy-winning manufacturer JC Collins will serve as the co-executive producer of Haftime Show. Hamish Hamilton will serve as a director.
John Barker, SVP of Global Event Production for NFL, said, “We know that his dynamic performance, creative vision and deep connection with fans will provide such unforgettable experience that we expect from this prestigious cultural moment.”
Last year, Kendrick Lamor brightened with guest SZA at New Orleans, set a record for the most watched Super Bowl Halftime Show with 133.5 million spectators. His performance crossed the audience for Michael Jackson’s 1993 show.
Oliver Shoser, vice -president of Apple Music and Beats, said, “His music has not only recorded broken, but has elevated Latin music to the center of pop culture, and we are thrilled once again with NFL and ROC Nation to give millions of fans worldwide to give this historic performance to millions of fans worldwide.” “We know that this show will be unforgettable.”
