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(CNN Spanish) - Jennifer López and Shakira dazzled in an unforgettable halftime show of the most important sporting event in the US The Latin stars made history in this Sunday's Super Bowl LIV, being the first Latin women to simultaneously star in the show.
Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira started the show with her unique hip movements and contagious rhythms in a highly anticipated show at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Dressed entirely in red and playing the electric guitar, Shakira gave way to oriental rhythms and sang one of her most popular hits "Luck (Whenever, Wherever)".
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JLo began his presentation with one of his most emblematic songs, "Jenny from the Block" wearing a striking costume covered in rhinestones and transparencies.
The stars compiled their best musical themes delighting the audience and putting more than 60,000 people to dance.
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Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican urban music singer sang along with Shakira, while Colombian J Balvin accompanied López on the popular song "Que calor".
Emme, the daughter of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony also surprised the audience by singing "Let's Get Loud", one of the JLo hits composed by Gloria Estefan, which has a historic place for Latinos in this show.
Jennifer Lopez. Credit: Tom Pennington / Getty Images
And the Cuban singer was the first Latin woman to participate in the Super Bowl halftime show, a role she has starred twice. Estefan sang for the first time during the sporting event in 1992, and returned to the Super Bowl stage in 1999.
J Balvin and Jennifer López. Credit: Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images
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Another exciting moment for many Latinos was when López proudly showed his Puerto Rican roots, wearing the flag of Puerto Rico and the United States as part of his wardrobe.
Jennifer Lopez with the flag of Puerto Rico. Credit: Tom Pennington / Getty Images
Reggaeton, salsa, pop, champeta, African and oriental rhythms were part of this great part-time show in the 54th edition of the Super Bowl. It is certainly a show that will be marked in history.
Shakira and Jennifer López. Credit: Kevin Winter / Getty Images
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