As a proud American of Mexican and Spanish descent, born and raised in Arizona, I have always cherished the cultural tapestry that makes up our great nation. The National Football League (NFL), as a key cultural symbol, has a responsibility to celebrate this diversity, especially during its iconic Super Bowl halftime show. While I'm all for George Strait's classic country vibes, if the goal is to represent the Latino heritage with an authentic Americana flair, Los Tigres Del Norte are the perfect fit.

Los Tigres Del Norte were founded by Jorge Hernández in 1968 in northern Mexico and have been a musical staple for five decades.

Currently, the NFL is considering artists such as Bad Bunny, who has undoubtedly made a mark in the music scene. However, his fluency in English is lacking, which can make it harder for him to connect with broad American audiences on the same level. On the other hand, Los Tigres Del Norte demonstrate a deep respect for the U.S. and what it represents. Their music, often narrating themes of immigrant struggles, social justice, and the pursuit of the American dream, resonates with many in this nation — both Latino and non-Latino.

In a time where cultural representation in mainstream media matters more than ever, selecting Los Tigres Del Norte for the NFL halftime show would not only showcase pure Latino heritage but also highlight musicians who embody patriotism and appreciate the values of this country.

This petition aims to show the NFL and the media that Los Tigres Del Norte, with their rich history and connection to American culture, are a suitable choice for representing Latino culture while respecting American values. I invite everyone who believes in true representation and appreciates the diverse cultural heritage within our country to join me.

Sign this petition and let's make sure the right voices are heard at the NFL halftime show.