Super Bowl 2022 LIVE: Time and channel to watch the halftime musical show

The time has come again for the event that brings together lovers of American football, music and the most extravagant commercials: the superbowl. The biggest tournament of the NFL It will take place this February 13 at the SoFi stadium in Inglewood, California, and will face the Cincinnati Bengals against the Los Angeles Rams in the tournament that will decide who will be the absolute champion of the 2021 season.

The game is already shaping up to be one between rookies and veterans, with the Bengals having on their team at least seven players under the age of 27 and at least 33 years without reaching the championship game. Whether this youthful momentum will let them lift the cup at the end of the night, that will be something only time will tell.

In addition to its sporting importance, the Super Bowl has also gained fame for its massive halftime shows, with concerts by some of the most recognized artists of the moment. This year, for example, singers like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Eminem, among others, will take to the stage, some of the most famous exponents of hip-hop and rap.

Another reason why the Super Bowl is famous is for its sumptuous commercials, usually starring celebrities and costing millions due to the large audiences that the event manages to gather. This year some of these advertisements have already been revealed, with special appearances by singers like Megan Thee Stallion and Charlie Puth, as well as actresses like Lindsay Lohan and Zendaya.

The 2022 Super Bowl will take place this Sunday, February 13 at 6:30 p.m. Eastern time and 3:30 p.m. Pacific time, which translates to 6:30 p.m. in Peru Here is the schedule in other countries of the region:

Mexico: 5:30 pm

Colombia and Peru: 6:30 pm

Venezuela: 7:30 pm

Chile and Argentina: 8:30 pm

Spain: 12:30 a.m. on February 14

In Peru and in much of Latin America, the Super Bowl, which can be found on channels 506 (SD) and 741 (HD) of Movistar TV; in Claro TV’s 64 (SD) and 521 (HD); and at 622 (SD/HD) and 1622 (HD) on DirecTV.

Meanwhile, in the United States the show will be available on CBS and ESPN Deportes, in Spain through #Vamos (Movistar) and in Mexico through Canal 5, Azteca 7, ESPN, ESPN 3 and Fox Sports.

For many, the biggest attraction of the night will be the halftime show. While there is no specific time it will start, due to the variations that the football game can cause, it is estimated that it will start around 8 pm ET.

As we mentioned before, the theme of this concert is hip-hop and rap, with various well-known artists of these genres.

They will not be the only musicians to appear during the show, as country singer Mickey Guyton has been chosen to sing the US national anthem at the start of the game as per tradition.

The hip-hop influence also comes behind the scenes, with Jay-Z co-producing the concert, alongside Jesse Collins, Roc Nation and the NFL Network. Part of this team has already brought us memorable concerts like the one that Shakira and Jennifer Lopez gave in 2020.

Commercial, commercial and more commercial. With Americans’ eyes focused on a single sporting event, the Super Bowl has become something of a mecca for the advertising industry and brands, spending tens of millions on second-minute appearances by some of the world’s most popular celebrities. moment.

We already have some of the most advanced videos, and this year we will see, for example, Charlie Puth and Megan Thee Stallion promoting Doritos; the odd couple that is Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart selling BIC lighters; Zendaya promoting the website creation service Squarespace and the ‘recognized’ figure of the world of health Lindsay Lohan promoting the gym franchise Planet Fitness.

They will not be the only strange mixes between brands and celebrities, with Scarlett Johansson and her recent husband, comedian Colin Jost, appearing in an Amazon Alexa ad in a fictionalized version of their marriage; while real-life actors and friends Seth Rogan and Paul Rudd will appear in a commercial for Lay’s that has a premise straight out of a buddy comedy.

And of course, the long-awaited commercials of the car brands cannot be missing, and although Nissan seems to have spared no expense in a spy movie-style commercial starring Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, Danai Gurira, Dave Bautista and Brie Larson, I have a particular preference for the BMW commercial in which Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Zeus more than half a century after making his film debut as the son of this Greek god in “Hercules in New York” (1970).

Among the most anticipated is, without a doubt, the reveal of trailers for new series and movies. Advances of productions such as “Doctor Strange 2” and “Thor: Love and Thunder” are expected.