As anticipation builds for Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl LX halftime performance, fans around the world are diving back into his catalog at record speed. Since the announcement of his headline slot, streams across his discography, particularly his most popular tracks, have surged dramatically, revealing which songs listeners are most eager to experience live on football’s biggest stage.

Drawing from recent Spotify data tracking post-announcement streaming spikes, these are the top 10 Bad Bunny songs fans are streaming the hardest, and hoping to make the final halftime medley. Unsurprisingly, the list is dominated by tracks from his Grammy-winning 2026 album Debí Tirar Más Fotos, a project that marks a creative high point while capturing the emotional range that has come to define his artistry.

Here are the top 10 Bad Bunny songs fans hope to hear during his Super Bowl Halftime show…

#1. EoO (2025)

“EoO” finds Bad Bunny at his most playful and unrestrained. Built on explosive production and chant-ready Spanish hooks, the track feels tailor-made for a stadium-sized moment. Pulled from Debí Tirar Más Fotos, its modern urban rhythms and infectious energy have fueled renewed streaming momentum. Even without heavy critical analysis, fans consistently rank it among their favorites for its pure vibrancy and performance-ready appeal.

#2. BAILE INoLVIDABLE (2025)

Few Bad Bunny songs balance emotion and movement as effortlessly as “BAILE INoLVIDABLE.” Often cited as a personal favorite of the artist himself, the track leans into salsa, live instrumentation, and nostalgic lyricism. While its rhythm invites motion, its emotional undertone transforms each listen into a shared experience, exactly the kind of record that could turn a halftime performance into a collective memory.

#3. NUEVAYoL (2025)

Opening Debí Tirar Más Fotos, “NUEVAYoL” fuses Caribbean rhythms with reggaeton while paying homage to the cultural ties between Puerto Rico and New York City. Critics have praised its energetic blend of styles and subtle nods to salsa’s legacy. More than an opener, the track showcases Bad Bunny’s global dominance and fearless confidence, qualities that translate powerfully on a stage as massive as the Super Bowl.

#4. BOKeTe (2025)

A consistent fan favorite, “BOKeTe” strips things back emotionally. While formal reviews are still emerging, listeners frequently highlight its mood and lyrical vulnerability. The song reveals a softer, more introspective side of the superstar, proving once again why Bad Bunny’s love-leaning tracks resonate just as deeply as his club anthems. In a live set, it would offer a compelling emotional contrast.

#5. LA MuDANZA (2025)

Praised in cultural commentary for its thematic depth and musical fusion, “LA MuDANZA” has become emblematic of Bad Bunny’s exploratory spirit on Debí Tirar Más Fotos. The track plays like a statement—intense, purposeful, and emotionally charged. Its message-driven delivery elevates it beyond a standard performance cut, making it one of the most impactful songs of his latest era.

#6. DtMF (2025)

Short for Debí Tirar Más Fotos, “DtMF” stands among Bad Bunny’s most-streamed songs. Blending plena, reggaeton, and hip-hop influences, the track reflects on cherished memories with loved ones—family, friends, and moments that slipped by undocumented. The regret woven through the lyrics gives the song emotional weight, resonating deeply with listeners drawn to its reflective honesty.

#7. CAFé CON RON (2025)

Celebrated for its lively energy and use of Puerto Rican percussion alongside Pleneros de la Cresta, “CAFé CON RON” is a joyful, culturally rooted celebration. It bridges tradition and global appeal seamlessly, making it an ideal halftime choice that honors Bad Bunny’s roots while igniting a stadium-wide party.

#8. LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii (2025)

This reflective track leans heavily into storytelling and social commentary. Using Hawaii’s history as a metaphor for colonialism and cultural loss, the song blends political resonance with traditional sounds. Subtle yet powerful, it highlights Bad Bunny’s evolution as a songwriter and adds intellectual and emotional depth to his catalog.

#9. Diles (2016)

One of Bad Bunny’s earliest breakout hits, “Diles” remains a fan favorite nearly a decade later. Its raw energy and unpolished edge serve as a reminder of where his journey began. Including it in a halftime set would offer a nostalgic nod to longtime fans who’ve followed his rise from the start.

#10. LA CANCIÓN (2019)

Rounding out the list is one of Bad Bunny’s most defining heartbreak songs. “LA CANCIÓN” thrives on reflection and emotional restraint, anchoring his catalog with timeless vulnerability. Years after its release, it continues to resonate across generations, proof that emotional honesty remains one of his strongest artistic currencies.

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