Singer-songwriter Lady Gaga recently surprised audiences at Super Bowl LII by joining Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny on stage for a high-energy performance rich in cultural symbolism. Beyond the music, her blue dress was one of the most talked-about topics of the evening.<\/p>\n
During the Super Bowl LX halftime show, Lady Gaga wore a sky-blue, flamenco-inspired dress, created especially for the occasion by Dominican-American designer Raul L\u00f3pez, founder of the Luar brand. The choice of blue was not insignificant: it echoes certain historical versions of the Puerto Rican flag, often associated with independence movements and a sense of cultural pride. This light and vibrant hue perfectly complemented the Latin American theme of Bad Bunny's performance. <\/p>\n
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