Bad Bunny Makes Super Bowl History | Puerto Rican Excellence at Tribeca | Puerto Rico Coast to Coast

From the film festivals of New York to the halftime stage of the Super Bowl, Puerto Rican talent is redefining what global culture looks and sounds like.
In this episode of Puerto Rico Coast to Coast, host José Candelario takes us across the map—from cinema and cuisine to sports and stadiums—to celebrate Boricua brilliance in all its forms.
Tribeca Spotlight: Puerto Rican filmmakers Lorraine Jones Molina and Cristian Carretero premiere Esta Isla, an intimate portrait of belonging, loss, and the modern diaspora. It’s not tourism—it’s truth.
Houston’s Culinary Revolution: Chef Marisol Rivera turns mofongo into a masterpiece, blending ancestral roots with modern flair. Her kitchen isn’t “fusion”—it’s reclamation.
Sports Icons: MLB star Francisco Lindor and decathlete Ayden Owens-Delerme prove Puerto Rican identity is athletic, intellectual, and unstoppable—from New York diamonds to world championships.
Global Headline: Bad Bunny becomes the first artist in history to headline a Super Bowl halftime show entirely in Spanish—a moment equal parts celebration and cultural shockwave.
Whether you love it, fear it, or don’t understand it, the message is clear: Puerto Rican culture doesn’t ask for permission. It headlines.
From Tribeca to Texas to Tokyo to the Super Bowl—this is what Boricua excellence looks like, coast to coast.
Hosted by José Candelario
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