Bad Bunny's huge Latin Grammy win now puts massive pressure and hype on his 2025 Super Bowl stage

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, was the biggest winner at the Latin Grammy Awards held on Thursday night in Las Vegas. He won five major awards, making him the star of the night and placing even more attention on his upcoming Super Bowl halftime performance in February 2025. His album Debí Tirar Más Fotos led the wins and showed how strongly he connects with fans around the world.

The Puerto Rican artist dedicated his victories to the youth of Latin America. He said there are many ways to love and protect your homeland, and he chooses to do it through music. His simple and heartfelt message set the tone for a night full of major wins, emotional moments, and big celebrations across the Latin music community.

Bad Bunny’s Latin Grammy sweep builds huge momentum for his 2025 Super Bowl show
Bad Bunny’s album Debí Tirar Más Fotos won album of the year, which was the top award on Thursday in Las Vegas.

The title track also won best urban song and best urban performance, while Voy a llevarte pa PR won best reggaetón performance.



With best urban music album, he received five awards overall. His compositions show how intimately he connects with the musical past of his country by fusing live instruments, reggaetón, and traditional Puerto Rican sounds.

Bad Bunny is also six times nominated for the Grammy Awards for 2025, set for February in Los Angeles. He is up for album of the year, record of the year, and song of the year among the most famous musicians worldwide right now.

Previously, he grabbed headlines when he stated that his world tour would not feature U.S. mainland performances out of concern immigration authorities may attack his supporters.

Some U.S. conservatives were angered by his booking for the halftime concert of the Super Bowl in 2025. President Donald Trump even reacted and said the decision was “absolutely ridiculous” and claimed he had “never heard” of the star.

Other big winners also took the spotlight. Argentinian duo Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso won five awards, sweeping the alternative categories.

Mexican artist Paloma Morphy won best new artist, Colombian star Karol G won song of the year, and Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz earned record of the year for Palmeras en el Jardín. He even joked on stage and told Bad Bunny, “Benito, I stole it from you, forgive me.”


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