During the grand finale of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, the superstar was surrounded by an ecstatic group of people that included his loved ones, but also all the dancers, musicians and extras — among them, William Rene Surian Ortiz, 27, who passionately waved the Nicaraguan flag next to the Puerto Rican headliner.
"I know my people had to be somewhere in that crowd," he tells Billboard. "Our directions were to stay in a line, and I was like, 'I want to go to the front' y me fui! (and I fled!). I was at the very end, there were literally two flags behind me. At a global level, it's always every other country being talked about but ours [Nicaragua]. That's when I thought, this was my time. When I carried that flag, I felt my country, all the people I've lost."
Read more of his interview with Billboard at the link in bio.
📷: Edwin Rodriguez
Beyond grateful for a halftime show that wasn’t just about music — it was about culture, identity, and standing loud and proud on one of the world’s biggest stages. Thank you, @badbunnypr@espritcasting@charmladonna , for bringing your heart, your sound, and your people into the spotlight in a moment marked by raids,
‘ICE out’ energy, and national conversations about who belongs and why. What you put out there - your voice, your joy, and your courage - reminded us that art still moves hearts and something bigger than fear. This was a halftime moment to remember.
If your membership bounced, expired, got declined, or you never had one to begin with just pull up anyway. Everybody’s welcome.Vendors all day, food going crazy, coffee on deck, vibes outside and once everything sells out, don’t start posting ‘who got extras?’Slide through early. Don’t be the person showing up when they folding tables up. @baitme@bait.losangeles
Los Angeles has always been more than a city, it’s a language, a flavor, a way of dressing, a way of surviving. 🇲🇽
For “Estilo Los Ángeles,” @rioworld and @villastacoslosangeles come together to celebrate the beauty of Chicano culture through fashion, food, and community. Founded by two Mexican-American creatives, Rio Uribe and Victor Villa, the capsule transforms everyday LA staples into something personal: plaid shirts, jerseys, fitted caps, bandanas, and clear bags finished with zarape straps that feel straight out of a summer in Highland Park.
More than merch, this collaboration feels like a love letter to the neighborhoods, families, street corners, and traditions that shaped them.
#TótemMagazine #Latinofashion
@clot x @mamasnightmarket , an exclusive evening celebrating the reveal of the @adidasoriginals x @clot by @edisonchen Mundial collection. A one-of-a-kind opportunity to eat your way through some of the greatest dishes from every vibrant corner in LA alongside live DJs, merch, music, and culture.
COACHELLA FAMILIAAAAAA!!! THIS ONE’S FOR EVERYONE HITTING THE DESERT. WE’RE OPEN IN ALL LOCATIONS THIS WEEK, WE’LL BE AT COACHELLA & WE GOT SOME FIRE COLLAB MERCH RELEASING AS WELL. LESSSSS…… GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!💃🏻🪩🕺🏻🔥👕🏁
We’d like to formally introduce “ESTILÓ LOS ÁNGELES,” a new series about clothing + matching collabs inspired by LA style & LA culture. @siempre__will@amordelamores
We proudly kick off “ESTILÓ LOS ÁNGELES” with @rioworld at COACHELLA. (LINK IN BIO) This one’s for the ones bringing that Los Angeles energy, to the desert. This one’s for the city!
Shoutout my brother, my carnal! Rio @rioworld . Lesssssss gooooo!!!!!!!!🏁
VILLA’S TACOS x RIO WORLD IN THE MF’N BUILDINGGGGG!!!!!!
#FromNothingToSomething
#VillasTacosLosAngeles
#EstiloLosAngeles
![During the grand finale of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, the superstar was surrounded by an ecstatic group of people that included his loved ones, but also all the dancers, musicians and extras — among them, William Rene Surian Ortiz, 27, who passionately waved the Nicaraguan flag next to the Puerto Rican headliner."I know my people had to be somewhere in that crowd," he tells Billboard. "Our directions were to stay in a line, and I was like, 'I want to go to the front' y me fui! (and I fled!). I was at the very end, there were literally two flags behind me. At a global level, it's always every other country being talked about but ours [Nicaragua]. That's when I thought, this was my time. When I carried that flag, I felt my country, all the people I've lost."Read more of his interview with Billboard at the link in bio. : Edwin Rodriguez](https://sp1.picnob.com/p/pt_6766626857155649537038_0_7bdb3e05c1ffcb2e5328a732354ac188.jpg?o=aHR0cHM6Ly9zY29udGVudC1pYWQzLTIuY2RuaW5zdGFncmFtLmNvbS92L3Q1MS44Mjc4Ny0xNS82MzAxMzM3MzVfMTg1MTI3MjQ4MDgwNzI5OTVfNjk0MTU0NjcxOTE2ODQ4NTI3MV9uLmpwZz9zdHA9YzAuMTM1LjEwODAuMTA4MGFfZHN0LWpwZ19lMzVfczY0MHg2NDBfc2gyLjA4X3R0NiZfbmNfaHQ9c2NvbnRlbnQtaWFkMy0yLmNkbmluc3RhZ3JhbS5jb20mX25jX2NhdD0xMDMmX25jX29jPVE2Y1oyZ0htSnRrUE1URFJvWFo0d0FuVk5jOU52RzB4RTI1X1VZVzlBbk1VYW45Nk1hRVJQWS16Q0NJakR4U3J4UnZoLTRDTl84eHFMSlBhX0xQV0U5V1NvNFU5Jl9uY19vaGM9QXhCcE9OUWtJRDRRN2tOdndHQks5MGYmX25jX2dpZD1LajFRR1NnR2RRVUJ5WUFMZE1WZ0xRJmVkbT1BUFU4OUZBQkFBQUEmY2NiPTctNSZvaD0wMF9BZjdob2lmdW9oU3ZqVk90d25xc2FHR2gwU0xUTExsSnFBemZ1T2ZZa1g2V05nJm9lPTZBMEVDNkE5Jl9uY19zaWQ9YmMwYzJj&h=1940de72ed4cc0de580d5955fc5f3f5c)
