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Following his history-making Album of the Year win at the 2026 Grammy awards show for Debí Tirar Más Fotos, the first Spanish language album to ever take home that honor, Bad Bunny is set to headline the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime show on February 8th.
His catalog spans reggaetón, trap, pop, and even some experimental sounds, so even if you’ve never hit play, these are some songs you’ll absolutely want in your playlist going into his halftime set.

10. Tití Me Preguntó

Released: June 1, 2022

This one is universally considered a Bad Bunny anthem; it’s playful, energetic, and of course, incredibly catchy. The song translates to “My Aunt Asked Me”, and tells a story about love, commitment, and freedom with a catchy reggaetón beat. Fans love it for its vibe and wordplay, and it’s often ranked among his most iconic tracks

9. Moscow Mule

Released: May 6, 2022

“Moscow Mule” opens Un Verano Sin Ti by setting the tone that it isn’t just a normal party album. The track is smooth, melancholic, and really atmospheric, pairing reggaetón rhythms with synths that feel nostalgic. It’s reflective without being heavy, but also relaxed without being boring.

The song captures Bad Bunny’s ability to slow things down and still command attention. The song is not built for jumping; it’s built for dancing, vibing, and getting lost in the moment.

8. Después de la Playa

Released: June 15, 2022

This track is pure joy. “Después de la Playa” pulls heavily from traditional Caribbean sounds like mambo and merengue, making it feel celebratory and communal. It’s the kind of song that feels designed for live performance, where rhythm and movement matter way more than lyrics.

What stands out here is Bad Bunny’s willingness to embrace older musical influences and push them into the modern spotlight. It’s loud, fast, and joyful.

7. Me Porto Bonito (feat. Chencho Corleone)

Released: June 20, 2022

“Me Porto Bonito” is effortless confidence. The chemistry between Bad Bunny and Chencho Corleone gives the track a playful back-and-forth energy that makes it endlessly replayable. It’s flirty, stylish, and unapologetically fun.

This song embodies why Bad Bunny dominates playlists and parties alike ,it’s approachable without feeling shallow. It doesn’t overthink itself, and that’s exactly why it works. In the halftime show, this is will be a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

6. Ojitos Lindos (feat. Bomba Estéreo)

Released: February 14, 2023

“Ojitos Lindos” shows a tender side of Bad Bunny. The song blends reggaetón with indie-pop and Latin alternative influences, creating a warm, intimate, and emotionally rich listening experience. It’s about admiration, vulnerability, and connection, these themes resonate regardless of language.

What makes this track special is how sincere it feels. It’s just honest. It shows that Bad Bunny’s appeal isn’t only about hype, but also emotional authenticity.

5. Yo Perreo Sola

Released: March 27, 2020

This song was a cultural moment. “Yo Perreo Sola” became an anthem of independence and empowerment, flipping traditional reggaetón narratives on their head. The lyrics emphasize autonomy and self-expression, while the beat hits just as hard as any other club track.

Beyond the music, the song cemented Bad Bunny as an artist unafraid to challenge norms. It’s bold, confrontational, confident and has the qualities that translate powerfully to a massive live stage.

4. Dakiti (with Jhayco)

Released: October 30, 2020

“Dakiti” is sleek and restrained, proving that Bad Bunny doesn’t need explosive hooks to dominate the charts. The song rides a hypnotic rhythm, blending smooth melodies with excellent production. It helped propel his album, El Último Tour Del Mundo to historic success as the first all Spanish album to top the Billboard 200.

This track represents the global crossover moment when his sound became unavoidable, regardless of language barriers.

3. Callaíta

Released: May 31, 2019

“Callaíta” continues to feel timeless. Built around ocean sounds and relaxed rhythms, the song tells a story of duality, someone who appears reserved but lives freely. It’s subtle, immersive, and really atmospheric, showing how much attention Bad Bunny pays to the mood and setting of his songs.

Even years after its release, it still sounds fresh, which says a lot about its staying power.

2. Solo de Mí

Released: May 31, 2019

“Solo de Mí” offers a glimpse into Bad Bunny’s early emotional core. The song explores identity, independence, and self-reflection, delivered through a minimalist but extremely striking sound. It’s raw without being melodramatic.

Listening to this track now gives context to his evolution, it shows the introspection that’s always been there beneath his confidence and spectacle.

1. DTMF

Released: January 23, 2025

“DTMF” is one of Bad Bunny’s most reflective tracks to date. Short for Debí Tirar Más Fotos (“I should have taken more photos”), the song centers on nostalgia, memory, and the quiet regret of moments not fully appreciated when they were happening. Instead of high energy, it leans into vulnerability and honesty.

Musically, it blends traditional Puerto Rican influences with a restrained, modern sound, reinforcing how much Bad Bunny’s recent work is about legacy and personal reflection. It’s a reminder that his appeal isn’t just built on hits, and that it’s built on emotional connection, and “DTMF” captures that beautifully.

You don’t need years of fandom to understand Bad Bunny, you just need the right entry points. These 10 songs showcase his range, his evolution, and the reasons he demands your attention. From party anthems to more quiet and emotional moments, they paint a full picture of an artist who refuses to be boxed in.

By the time he steps onto the Super Bowl halftime, you’ll recognize the songs, and you’ll understand why they matter.