From BBC Learning English, this is Learning English from the News, our podcast about the news headlines.
In this programme, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance and what people are saying about it.
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Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, who is the singer known as Bad Bunny,
gave a controversial performance at the Super Bowl halftime show last weekend.
His performance was like no other scene in Super Bowl history, because it was entirely in Spanish.
Yes, the 14-minute set which invited celebrities to dance alongside
him had only one line in English which was God Bless America.
This line was said just before naming multiple countries and territories,
including his home country, Puerto Rico, with dancers carrying their flags in celebration.
The BBC described it as one big love letter to his native Puerto Rico.
A Billboard message was shown towards the end that read, But US President Donald Trump called
the performance an affront to the greatness of America, meaning he thought it was offensive.
Other American Republicans were also critical.
Let's have our first headline.
This is from BBC News.
Bad Bunny makes history as Trump criticises terrible Super Bowl show.