"You have four months to learn"

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

4.9 $

Oct. 24 Fri , 19:00 USA

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Description

We’ll take a look at how Bad Bunny’s upcoming Super Bowl performance turned into more than just music, it became a cultural statement. We’ll dive into why his presence on such a massive U.S. stage challenges ideas about identity, language, and representation. You’ll share your thoughts on music as activism, whether artists should stay neutral or speak up, and what this means for Latino pride and global pop culture.

Session Activities

Question 1: Do you have a favorite Bad Bunny song? If so, which one and why?

Question 2: Have you ever felt your identity or culture was challenged in a space?

Question 3: What artist (from your country) do you think has musical & cultural power?

Question 1: Why do you think Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl gig is causing such strong reactions (positive and negative)?

Question 2: Do you believe music can be a form of activism? How?

Question 3: The criticism often hinges on language (Spanish vs English). Why is speaking Spanish on a U.S. stage controversial to some?

Question 4: What does “representation” mean to you? Why does it matter that a Latino artist headlines such a U.S. event?

Question 5: Bad Bunny joked “learn Spanish in four months.” Is that a bold move, a challenge, or defiance? What’s your reaction?

Question 6: Does an artist carry responsibility (to community, politics, culture) or should they just make music?

Question 7: What role does identity (Latino, immigrant, minority) play in how people are accepted in mainstream spaces?

Question 8: After everything, how likely are you to watch that halftime show — as a fan, a cultural observer, or both?

Speak your truth

To assert one’s own experiences, identity, perspective

Not here to play

To show seriousness, determination

Raise hell

To make a strong protest or dramatic impact

Walk the talk

To act in true alignment with your beliefs, not just words

Push the envelope

To go beyond conventional limits

Flip the script

To change the usual narrative or power dynamics