The most anticipated event in the United States and in different parts of the world, the Super Bowl, comes to an end this Sunday, February 12th, by the National Football League (NFL). It guarantees, once again, to excite sports fans. The decisive clash will be between the Eagles and the Chiefs, but the game is not the only event that attracts fans' attention. During halftime, renowned international artist Rihanna takes the stage to offer her best performance.
The artist Rihanna, originally from Barbados, has prepared an unmatched show for her performance at this event. During her performance, some of her most famous hits will not be missing, such as Umbrella, Diamonds, We found love, Work, Love on the brain, among others. Here we present you with all the details about what the grand finale will be like.
This was Rihanna's halftime show performance
The 34-year-old star entered the halftime in a red outfit, while dozens of dancers in white attire accompanied her. On the other hand, the fireworks added more fascination to the artistic exhibition, to soon move on to the performance of the highly anticipated hits.
These were the most popular songs that Rihanna delivered to the event and the fans, divided into segments, during a 15-minute performance: Bitch Better Have My Money, Where Have You Been, We Found Love, Work, Wild Thoughts, Pour It Up, All of the Lights, Run this Town, Umbrella, and Diamonds.
What time did Rihanna perform at halftime?
According to the start of the Super Bowl, the halftime show would begin approximately at 5:45 p.m. (Phoenix time), once the first half of the game is over. In this first live performance, Rihanna will be on stage after being absent for five years and seven since the release of her last album, Anti, in 2016.
Rihanna's appearance marked the first halftime show after a sponsorship agreement between the league and Apple Music, with executive production by rapper Jay-Z through his agency Roc Nation. In the following lines, check the schedule for the Halftime Show in different regions in detail.
- United States (Arizona local time): 5:45 p.m.
- United States (California time): 4:45 p.m.
- United States (Miami time): 7:45 p.m.
- Mexico: 6:45 p.m.
- Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia: 7:45 p.m.
- Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay: 9:45 p.m.
- Spain: 1:45 a.m. on Monday, February 13th.
Which channels broadcast the Super Bowl 2023?
For the United States and various countries, the broadcast of the Super Bowl 2023 is free, and in some cases, a subscription has to be paid. Here we will tell you how to watch the game between the Chiefs and the Eagles, so in DEPOR, we will provide you with a list of channels where you can watch the final game of the NFL season:
- In the United States: FOX and CBS will only broadcast it on their digital platform.
- In Mexico: Azteca 7, Canal 5, ESPN, and Fox Sports.
- Streaming: Azteca Digital, ViX, Star Plus, Fox Sports Premium, and NFL Game Pass.
- In Latin America: ESPN or Star+, which is the digital platform.
- In Spain: Canal Vamos from Movistar.