Jennifer Lopez Super Bowl Political Message

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Emme Maribel Muñíz, the daughter of Jennifer López, just 11 years old, has emerged as one of the stars of Super Bowl 54 by heading one of the most shocking and shocking moments of the show that her mother and Shakira staged for halftime of the game.

The also daughter of salsa singer Marc Anthony left everyone speechless when they appeared on stage inside a cage with bars illuminated by white lights. Around her, other little ones appeared within the type of structures that glowed in the dark.

On all fours, the little girl came out of her 'confinement' and holding the microphone, all dressed in white, began to sing the song "Let's Get Loud", which her mother immortalized in 2000. Dozens of children dressed in the same color and with the flag From the United States embodied in crystals on his shirt they sang a chorus, while Shakira accompanied them on the drums.

Immediately, Emme began to sing the classic song “Born in the USA”, by rocker Bruce Springsteen, to receive her mother back on stage who appeared covered in a huge layer of two-sided feathers that on one side wore the colors the flag of Puerto Rico and on the other those of the American Union. There she joined her voice to that of her daughter to exclaim "Let's make noise, because I have to live my life!" Mother and daughter and their huge choir and dancers appeared then with a huge background that simulated a fiery red metallic lattice.

Red-hot Twitter lived commenting on the intense moment:

Aerial shots showed how Emme and her children's choir formed the symbol of the female sex:

Immediately, the networks noticed the gesture in clear allusion to the migrant crisis on the southern border with Mexico that became urgent in 2018 when families began to be separated when they were detained after crossing the border line without papers. According to multiple journalistic and humanitarian sources, dozens of minors have been detained for President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" policy. Some of them were locked in “about 32 × 32 foot wire mesh cages with chains',” as Jeff Merkley, Oregon state senator, said at the time when visiting a migrant detention center in McAllen, Texas, in an interview with CNN.

The powerful actor of J-Lo and his daughter marked the most solemn moment of the show. Later the party continued with the arrival of Shakira who joining in singing with the Diva from the Bronx performed her song, also classic, "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" of the 2010 South Africa World Cup.

The event constitutes a rare event for Jennifer López, who, unlike her ex-husband, Marc Anthony, has made few political statements as direct as this, especially on stage.