Most iconic performances in Super Bowl history

A vibrant and energetic performance that celebrated Latin culture, featuring appearances by Bad Bunny and J Balvin. It stood out for its cultural representation, dynamic choreography, and a message of unity.

It marked her return to the stage after several years, delivering a medley of her hits while floating on elevated platforms above the field. It was a highly anticipated and visually stunning performance that generated enormous anticipation and global conversation.

A year after the Janet Jackson incident, McCartney delivered a simple and masterful performance, focused on his music. His performance was a necessary 'reset' for the halftime show, demonstrating that musical quality could be as impactful as the spectacle.

This performance is considered the turning point that set the standard for all subsequent halftime shows. It increased the Super Bowl audience between halves for the first time in history, revolutionizing the format.

Widely considered by many to be the greatest halftime performance of all time, Prince demonstrated unparalleled stage and musical mastery. He adapted to the weather conditions to create an unforgettable cinematic moment.

Performed months after the September 11 attacks, the Irish band offered an emotional tribute to the victims. It was a moving and significant performance that provided a moment of unity and hope for the nation.

Beyoncé delivered a powerful and energetic performance, which included a surprise reunion with her Destiny's Child bandmates. She demonstrated her exceptional talent and stage presence, making it one of the most tweeted shows in history.

Her show was praised for its ambition, energy, and demonstration of her artistic and musical qualities. Gaga began her performance by jumping from the stadium roof, amidst a luminous drone show.

It was a cultural milestone that showcased the power and influence of hip-hop, bringing together several legends of the genre. The visual production and energy rocked the stadium, with iconic moments like 50 Cent's surprise appearance.

Mars delivered an energetic show, starting with a drum solo and demonstrating his dancing skills. It solidified Bruno Mars as a great showman of his generation, with a performance praised for its fun and authenticity.

Madonna made a spectacular entrance, being carried onto the stage on a throne by men dressed as gladiators. It was a large-scale show that reaffirmed her status as the 'Queen of Pop', with a massive audience.

Springsteen and his band delivered a pure rock and roll performance, with memorable moments like his famous 'slide' across the stage. It stood out for its unwavering energy and Springsteen's ability to connect with the audience.

A visually dazzling show that included Perry riding a giant animatronic lion and the appearance of the 'Left Shark'. It was a performance full of color and fantasy that generated a great cultural impact and unforgettable moments that went viral.

Although Coldplay was the headliner, the combination of these three superstars created a dynamic and memorable show. Beyoncé's performance, in particular, generated significant cultural debate.