Seattle, CA - The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl 60 on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, securing their second Super Bowl title. The Seahawks' defense, described as a "ferocious unit" by one source, dominated the game, forcing three turnovers and paving the way for the victory. Running back Kenneth Walker III was named MVP, becoming the first running back to win the title in nearly three decades, after rushing for 135 yards.
The Seahawks, considered the favorites heading into the game, controlled the match from the start, with the Patriots failing to score until the fourth quarter. The victory marked the second Super Bowl win in the franchise's history, the first being in 2014 when they defeated the Denver Broncos. According to NPR News, the "Dark Side" defense was instrumental in the win, supporting quarterback Sam Darnold.
Beyond the game itself, the Super Bowl also featured a highly anticipated halftime show by Bad Bunny. The performance, which included the hit song "Tití Me Preguntó," was a significant cultural moment. For many Puerto Ricans, the show was a focal point. "The Super Bowl lasted all of 13 minutes for many Puerto Ricans in San Juan and beyond," according to NPR News. The performance was seen as a powerful statement, "rooted in place, history, politics, and most importantly, joy," according to Vox.
Bad Bunny's performance was not just entertainment; it was also a commentary on history. The stage design, featuring towering sugar cane stalks, alluded to the centuries-long colonization of Puerto Rico, where sugar played a central role. As Time reported, the singer "summoning the territory's centuries-long colonization" through the imagery.
The Super Bowl halftime show provided a platform for cultural expression and celebration. The event underscored the importance of representation and the power of music to connect people across different backgrounds.
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