The Cuban comedian Javier Berridy has once again struck a chord with audiences on social media through a video that rapidly went viral following Bad Bunny's groundbreaking performance at the Super Bowl.
In the video, Berridy assumes the role of an imaginary “gringo translator” for the Puerto Rican artist. Using exaggerated gestures and miming, he humorously "translates" the song "Safaera," one of Bad Bunny's most famous and energetic tracks. The sketch is filled with physical comedy, highlighting the absurdity of taking the song's lyrics literally.
This parody was inspired by the much-talked-about Super Bowl performance by Bad Bunny, a show that made history for Latin music by bringing Spanish and urban culture to one of the world’s most-watched stages, captivating millions of viewers.
True to his comedic style, Javier Berridy seized the opportunity to join the wave of social media reactions, infusing his humorous flair and resonating with an audience that quickly embraced the joke.
As is typical with his content, the video swiftly garnered a multitude of views, comments, and shares, once again demonstrating the wide-reaching impact of Cuban humor on digital platforms.