Bad Bunny In Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Bad Bunny isn't just one of the biggest names in music, he's also become a regular presence in Hollywood movies. And his latest placement is in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, where his song "EoO" plays during a fight scene as Spider-Man takes on Scorpion in the streets.

He's Been Bringing Latin Music to Blockbusters for Years

This isn't new territory for Bad Bunny. He's used his spot in big franchise movies to put Latin music in front of massive audiences more than once.

In F9 (2021), the ninth Fast & Furious movie, Bad Bunny had a small cameo, and his song "De Museo" played during the end credits, introducing millions of action movie fans to his sound. Then in Bullet Train (2022), he didn't just contribute a song, he co-starred as an assassin called "The Wolf" alongside Brad Pitt, and his track "Soy El Diablo" was front and center in the movie's trailer.

Both times, Bad Bunny used his growing star power to push Latin music into spaces it hadn't fully broken into before, mainstream American action movies.

The Hits

Here are Bad Bunny's five most-streamed songs on Spotify:

1. "La Canción" – his biggest song, with over 2.6 billion streams
2. "Dákiti"
3. "Me Porto Bonito"
4. "Tití Me Preguntó"
5. "DtMF"

Now He's in Spider-Man

Bad Bunny's song "EoO" is featured on the soundtrack for Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026). It plays during an intense action scene, giving one of the movie's biggest fight moments a Latin trap edge.

Best VibeSynced Canvases for Bad Bunny

If you're streaming Bad Bunny through VibeSynced, a few canvases match his sound well:

• Techno – grid-based ribbons and cascading light waves that keep up with high-energy tracks like "Me Porto Bonito" and "Tití Me Preguntó."
• Galaxy – a pulsing particle vortex that reacts to every beat, a solid all-around match for his reggaeton grooves.
• Sunset – a dreamy ocean-and-sky scene that fits the warm, moody feel of songs like "Dákiti."
• Waves – slow, breathing spectral bands that suit the mellower, nostalgic side of tracks like "DtMF."

From Fast & Furious to Bullet Train to Spider-Man, Bad Bunny keeps finding new ways to bring his music, and Latin music in general, to the biggest stages in movies.