Potential Super Bowl Guests for Bad Bunny: Who Will Join the Stage?

Riley Calderon

Published: February 3, 2026 8:14 PM ET

Bad Bunny, the Latin music sensation, is set to make history on Super Bowl Sunday by being the first artist to headline the halftime show in Spanish. This performance not only celebrates his achievements but also pays homage to his roots in Puerto Rico.

Potential Super Bowl Guests for Bad Bunny

With a strong emphasis on collaboration, Bad Bunny is likely to invite several star performers. This guest list could include both close collaborators and major artists who resonate with his musical style.

Star-Studded Collaboration Possibilities

Cardi B: Known for their hit “I Like It,” Cardi is already in town to support her boyfriend. Fans hope to see her grace the stage.
Drake: The duo collaborated on the iconic track “Mia,” and a performance at the Super Bowl would be a full-circle moment.
Post Malone: After an interrupted acoustic moment at Coachella, fans are eager for a redemption performance together.
Marc Anthony: As a fellow Puerto Rican, Anthony could join Bad Bunny for a culturally rich performance.
Jennifer Lopez: Their history from the 2020 Super Bowl makes a collaboration likely, despite her previous comments.
Young Miko: Recently featured in Bad Bunny’s music, she’s expected to celebrate Super Bowl weekend nearby.
Romeo Santos: Performing songs together would delight fans of bachata and reggaeton.
Rosalía: Their previous collaboration on SNL could inspire another visually stunning performance.
Daddy Yankee: Though unlikely as he’s on a different path, fans would love to see them perform “Gasolina.”
Lady Gaga: A dream collaboration as her music aligns well with Bad Bunny’s energetic style.
Ricky Martin: The two have a shared history and could bring powerful Puerto Rican representation to the show.
Becky G: Their recent performance together could lead to another impactful collaboration.
Residente: Given their advocacy for Puerto Rican social issues, a performance together would resonate strongly.
María Zardoya: Her involvement in Bad Bunny’s residency suggests she could bring some memorable performances.

Highlighting Puerto Rican Culture

There’s also a possibility that Bad Bunny will choose to forgo special guests entirely. Instead, he may use the performance to spotlight the rich culture of Puerto Rico. This could include traditional dancers and musicians, showcasing the island’s vibrant heritage.

No matter who joins him, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show promises to be a monumental celebration of music and culture, destined to create unforgettable moments.