Bad Bunny will play in a baseball game and add one more activity to his multifaceted career

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Bad Bunny will arrive at Dodger Stadium and not to sing but to play ball.

The MLB announced this Monday that the Puerto Rican artist is part of the roster of celebrities who will step on the diamond on Saturday, July 16, at the 2022 MGM Rewards Softball and Celebrity Game.

Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, the singer's first name, will be accompanied by personalities such as actor Bryan Cranston, rapper Quavo, singer JoJo Siwa, actor and singer Anthony Ramos, among others.

Former players Hunter Pence and Shawn Green will also be part of the game.

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But it is not the only venture outside the artist's music.

Bad Bunny — who dominates

charts, sells out concerts and is known for his extravagant outfits — will be in one of the most followed universes in the world of comics: Marvel.

In April, Sony Pictures Entertainment revealed that Bad Bunny will play "El Muerto", one of Marvel's superheroes.

The film will hit the big screen on January 12, 2024.

He will also star in the upcoming film "Bullet Train" alongside Brad Pitt.

Bad Bunny also one day dreams of being a wrestler and gets into a WWE ring.

Last year, Bad Bunny performed at Wrestlemania 37, one of the most watched televised wrestling events in the world.

There, the Puerto Rican completely stole the show.

Bad Bunny faced The Miz and was the winner.

In May, the Puerto Rican released his fifth studio album "Un Verano Sin Ti."

Last December Bad Bunny was confirmed as the most listened to singer on Spotify for the second consecutive year.

In 2021 he was named one of the 100 most influential by Time magazine.

He was described as "a phenomenon" when it comes to music, "but it didn't happen overnight," according to the profile written by Colombian reggaeton singer JBalvin.

In May 2021, Bad Bunny was the cover of the music edition of W magazine in whose extensive report the headline was read, "Is there something Bad Bunny can't do?".

The great success of the artist has allowed him to link his image to that of recognized brands around the world.

In 2020, for example, the Corona beer commercial with Snoop Dog, as well as the "Leave your mark" campaign, which he carried out with the Cheetos brand of the Frito Lay company.

Bad Bunny also has his line of sandals with the Crocs brand and a line of Adidas sports shoes.

In 2020 he was the first man to appear alone on the cover of

magazine , with the exception of the late Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.

With information from Marysabel Huston-Crespo and Mariela Encarnación

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