Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show gets praise from Mexico's President – Level 1

Keyword Description
Performance A show or entertainment presented to an audience
Culture The traditions, beliefs, music, food, and customs of a group of people
Border The line that separates two countries

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum said she loved Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance. The famous Puerto Rican singer sang in Spanish and shared a message about love being stronger than hate. His show included a football that said "Together, We are America," which means all countries in North, Central, and South America are part of "America," not just the United States. Bad Bunny's performance had Mexican mariachi musicians, tacos, and a Mexican boxer, showing how important Mexican culture is. He also said "Seguimos aquí" which means "We're still here" in Spanish, celebrating Latino people living in the United States.

President Sheinbaum also talked about a serious problem: guns and bullets made in the United States are being used by dangerous criminals in Mexico. A newspaper found out that ammunition from a U.S. Army factory is being used by drug cartels to hurt people. Mexico and the United States are working together to stop weapons from crossing the border illegally. Last year, they started a program called "Mission Firewall" to help solve this problem. Both countries need to work as a team to keep people safe.

Bridging words

These words sound similar in English and Spanish: Why not practice them now?

English Spanish
Message Mensaje
Musician Músico
Problem Problema

 Time to discuss

  • Why do you think it's special that Bad Bunny sang in Spanish at the Super Bowl?
  • What does it mean when we say "love is stronger than hate"?
  • Why is it important for countries to work together to solve problems?

Let's write

Answer the following questions in one paragraph:

  • Write about a tradition or part of your culture that makes you proud and explain why it's important to you.
  • Imagine you could create a message for people around the world. What would you want to tell them about kindness and working together?
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