Rihanna: Watch how to (re)watch the Super Bowl halftime show

The presentation held on Sunday evening lasted about 13 minutes and already has more than 6.3 million views

There were almost 13 minutes where the singer Rihanna appeared suspended, during the break of super bowlthe American football final, Sunday evening 12. And she was “accompanied” by a special guest: her protruding belly indicated a new pregnancy, confirmed at the end of the show.

The presentation is available on Youtube from the nflthe American football league, and already has over 6.3 million views.

The show

The oldest song in the repertoire was Umbrella, one of their ‘classics’. Others worthy of note such as Disturbia and SOS were missing from the former. The rest of the songs focused on radio hits from the last decade.

The performance began with the singer dressed all in red on a suspended platform. Several dancers wear fancy white outfits and goggles – some of them on other platforms and the rest atop a red structure. The two colors took over the entire show. The lights of the mobile phones turned on by the spectators and the fireworks were added to the composition.

During the presentation, Rihanna sang, in order, excerpts from Bitch better have my money (launched in 2015), followed by Where have you been (2011), Only girl (2010), we found Love (2011), some recorded excerpts from S&M (2010) and Rude boy (2009) remixed by a Brazilian, Ewerthon Carvalho Santos, the DJ Clean, Work (2016), Wild thoughts (2017), pour it up (2012), All lights (2012), Run this town, umbrella (2007) and Diamonds (2012).

Despite not having a new album since Anti, 2016, recently released the song lift me upindicated at oscar for Best Original Song in Soundtrack by Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Source: Terra

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