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F<\/span>rom NBA star to Spanish teacher: Luka Doncic <\/strong>starred in a fun moment with his Los Angeles Lakers <\/strong>teammates<\/strong>, who tried to pronounce a phrase in Spanish.<\/p>\n However, it wasn’t just any phrase, but the name of Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny<\/strong>‘s latest album, “deb tirar ms fotos” (I should have taken more photos), which has just made history at the Super Bowl. <\/strong><\/p>\n For thirteen minutes, the Puerto Rican singer had everyone dancing to tropical rhythms and Spanish at Levi’s Stadium during the Super Bowl halftime show<\/strong>. He thus became the first Spanish-speaking solo artist to headline this show, with a record 135 million viewers witnessing his performance.<\/p>\n Bad Bunny took the detail to the limit in his Super Bowl LX halftime show.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n He also eased tensions <\/em>during the game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots<\/strong>, where Sam Darnold and his team defeated Drake Mayer and company 29-13 to become the new Super Bowl champions.<\/p>\n It seems that the success <\/strong>of Benito Antonio Martnez Ocasio, known artistically as Bad Bunny, reached the ears of the NBA thanks to Luka Doncic, and a funny moment <\/strong>has led him to indirectly star in a viral video on social media. <\/p>\n The official Lakers account on X <\/strong>shared a clip of a “class” by Doncic called “languages with Luka<\/em>,” where Austin Reaves, Deandre Ayton, Jaxson Hayes, and Bronny James <\/strong>try to pronounce “Deb tirar ms fotos<\/strong><\/em>” (I should have taken more photos), the name of Bad Bunny’s latest album and winner of the Grammy for Best Album of the Year.<\/p>\n They all made pronunciation mistakes while laughing at this challenge, but when Luka asked them what they thought the phrase meant in English, the laughter soon followed: “No photos, please<\/em>,” ventured Ayton, remembering that ‘ms’ means ‘more’. “Let’s take a lot of photos<\/em>?” deduced Hayes. Then Doncic explained<\/strong>: “‘deb tirar ms fotos’ means ‘I should’ve taken more photos.'” <\/em><\/p>\n Ayton asked if it was a Bad Bunny song, and which Reaves said he should take a cue from this phrase and take more photos since he never does.<\/p>\n “Lukas, a teacher on and off the court,” “Love Luka, he’s really a master of languages,” “Gotta keep AR in LA in the offseason. Make sure he picks up more Spanish words lol”<\/em> were some of the reactions from Lakers fans to Luka’s Spanish lessons. <\/p>\n The truth is that Doncic, despite being Slovenian, speaks Spanish fluently because he lived in Madrid, Spain, <\/strong>from the age of 13 to 19, where he also dominated basketball in Real Madrid’s youth academy. <\/p>\n Meanwhile, Luka and Benito share a mutual admiration. The singer had already mentioned the Slovenian star in his songs, such as in “25\/8” from the album “YHLQMDLG,” with the lyrics “Hoy salimo’ pa’ la calle \/ Luka Doncic, no hay manera de que yo falle” (Today we’re going out on the street \/ Luka Doncic, there’s no way I’m going to fail), while the basketball star has publicly expressed his support for his performance at halftime days before the Super Bowl. <\/p>\n Meanwhile, Luka will not be present <\/strong>this Thursday at the Lakers’ (32-21) game against his former team, the Dallas Mavericks <\/strong>(19-34), at Crypto.com Arena due to his recurring hamstring injury. It is the fourth consecutive game he has missed, but he hopes to be able to participate in Sunday’s All-Star Game. We will just have to wait and see how his recovery progresses.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nBad Bunny: From the NFL to the NBA<\/h2>\n