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Ana Navarro (2:39)
Hi, everyone. Today I want to talk about something that's brought me so much joy. I always talk about the need to balance things in life, to balance the sadness with the joys, to find micro joys to help you deal with the macro sadness. And for me, look, it's been days since it, But I'm still not over it. It is the Bad Bunny halftime show. It was on February 8th, and I have watched it so many times. And every time I watch it, I get something more from it. It feeds my soul that much more. And I noticed things that maybe I hadn't noticed the previous thousand times that I've watched it. But why do I think it's so significant? I actually think it was not just the show and not just Bad Bunny, but it was the moment that we are living. This halftime show came after a year of Trump being in office and after a year of the Latino community in particular, seeing itself beaten up physically, literally and emotionally. It's been a year of us seeing some of the saddest I can remember in my life. People dragged through the streets, racially profiled people selling tamales in the corners of la getting arrested and disappeared. We have seen the Venezuelan men being sent to the worst hellhole in Latin America, in El Salvador, where they were tortured and humiliated. I mean, it's been such an indignant time. So many things that have made me feel angry, pissed, outraged, indignant. And Bad Bunny came over and gave me the hug that I've been needing. And I think so many in our community felt it. You know, we've. We've seen children taken away. We've seen Leon Ramos. We have seen American citizens been shot and murdered in front of our eyes. It's been a really good, tough year. And I think Bad Bunny, he got the memo. He understood the assignment. He understood that. That he had to somehow put that away to one side and figure out ways to make us feel seen, respected, part of the bigger US of the bigger Americas, to make us feel that we were part of a unified world. And he did such a great job of it. And, you know, one of the things that I. That I've realized now, days after I've been taking it in, I've been to the Super Bowl a couple of times. I have seen so many halftime shows, and I have thought so many of them were absolutely great, but none of them made me feel emotional the way this Bad Bunny show did, and I think it's not only because it was the Latin culture, but also because it lifted my spirit. It was chicken soup. Bueno sopa de boy for the soul. And also, listen, so many halftime shows have been terrific, I can tell you. I was in Miami in 2007 for the Prince halftime show, and it was spectacular. I thought it was one of the best halftime shows I've ever seen. But pretty much every halftime show highlights and spotlights the artists. Like artists dressed in great clothes and swinging from ropes and hanging from the rafters and climbing up poles and doing all things. It's about me, the artist. Look at me. Look at my talent. Look at what I'm doing. The Bad Bunny halftime show was less about him, less about the artist, and more about identity and heritage and culture and diversity. And that message he left us with of believe in yourself, never stop believing in yourself, it was carried through to that very special moment with the little boy. Bad Bunny patted the little boy's head as he gave him his Grammy. And he told the little boy in Spanish, never stop believing in yourself. And, you know, I was also so touched by the recognition and respect he showed those who came before him and opened up the doors so that he, Bad Bunny, could be here today. People like Ricky Martin. I mean, I can't believe I'm talking about Ricky Martin, who's my age, as somebody who opened doors and came before him. But, you know, Ricky Martin's been an artist and singing and on stage on the world stage now for almost 50. He started when he was a little kid in Menudo. And just the week before the halftime show, Ricky wrote the most beautiful letter to Bad Bunny after the Grammys, his Grammy win for album of the year. And Ricky talked about how proud he was of Bad Bunny for never changing his voice, for never forgetting where he came from, for always displaying his heritage and his flag wherever he went with pride. And so when I saw Ricky there, first of all, Ricky looked good, and Ricky sounded great. But it was such a huge moment for me. By the way, I've been laughing because I've been seeing online, on social media, a lot of the younger folks, a lot of the kids talking about how their moms went crazy when they saw Ricky Martin out there. I guess. I guess that's what's happening now. Somehow, somewhere, at some point, I became the mom generation.