How to Find Bad Bunny Classes

With the Super Bowl halftime show approaching, we thought it would be fun to remind members that Peloton has a wide range of Bad Bunny classes. Taking these is a great way to get more familiar with the superstar’s hits and get excited about the performance. For football fans not excited about the teams playing, they are jokingly referring to the Superbowl as “The Bad Bunny Concert.” There have also been a lot of funny IG posts ever since he was announced, about people wanting to learn Spanish before the show… er, game.

Bad Bunny recently collected major accolades at the 2026 Grammy Awards, including a history-making win for Album of the Year for DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS. With this victory, he became the first artist to win the top prize for a Spanish-language album. If you’re unaccustomed to his distinctive reggaeton and Latin trap sound, let’s find the classes you need to hear!

All the Bad Bunny Classes on Peloton

The recent 2025 artist series introduced new Bad Bunny classes using music from his award-winning album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS. These came with a fun tease from Peloton ahead of time. You can get all the vibes with new classes from Robin, Camila, Hannah C., and Mariana. 

Older Bad Bunny Classes You Won’t Want to Skip

Peloton has been playing Bad Bunny for years, even way back 2021 and 2022 with older Artist Series classes.

And can you believe that even back in 2019 there was an OG Bad Bunny Ride with Cody? This spicy playlist features collabs with Drake, J Balvin, and Tainy.

How to Find Bad Bunny Content on Peloton

Looking for these classes is aided by Peloton’s enhanced Search feature. By navigating to Classes > Search then typing in “Bad Bunny” you will find all the classes, although they will likely appear out of date order.

Example of “Bad Bunny” class search results

You can also search for just Bad Bunny music played in all classes. This way you can get a sampling of his iconic style while not committing to a full class.

Example of “Bad Bunny” class search results for music

A third way to find his music is to look for classes where his songs appear, but are not the theme of the ride, run, row, or flow. You can find these by clicking forwards through the search results. Note that Peloton’s enhanced search feature for music now tells you which songs appear in which classes, which is pretty great.

Elevating the Halftime Show Experience with Peloton

For members planning to tune in to the halftime show, we hope that taking some of these Bad Bunny classes can add context and enjoyment to your viewing. Will you be watching the Big Game… or the “Benito Show?”

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