Bad Bunny is the host and musical guest tonight on the network show NBC Saturday evening live, in which he debuted in comedy by participating in several skits. He dressed up as a plant, became a navigator and also sang some of his songs.

One of the first confessions he made last Friday, back then sat down to chat with comedian and host Jimmy Fallon in the program Fallon tonight It was that after shooting those short films and singing, he needed sleep.

Fallon welcomed him, congratulated him on his dual role and explained the high price of work SNL, noting that on a day when short comedies are filmed, the team often goes to sleep at three in the morning. “You have to stay awake, that’s the biggest secret Saturday evening live. You sleep during the day.”

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“I enjoyed the process,” Benito Martínez Ocasio, the artist’s real name, quickly assured him. He was modest despite the praise; his English was more fluent than his Spanish. “The actors, the producers, the writers. The atmosphere is fresh, I am grateful.” Before today, I had only been in that studio to sing.

Fallon in turn assured that Everyone on set had made good comments about Bad Bunny, calling him a nice guy. and that the recording had been great. To which he replied in Spanish: “It will be fine.”

The singer of No one knows what will happen tomorrow (released on October 13) was joined by comedian and actress Heidi Gardner, who he tried to teach to correctly pronounce the name of her country, Puerto Rico, and to kill mosquitoes with her hands. Given the American’s failure, he advised her not to go to the island.

Bad Bunny isn’t the first person to play dual roles on the show. American music figures such as Paul Simon, Miley Cyrus, Justin Timberlake, Dolly Parton, Harry Styles, Elton John, Lady Gaga and Britney Spears have surpassed him. Joins a small group of artists of Latin descent, because before him Jennifer López and the Cuban actor and musician Desi Arnaz were invited.

The episode will air today in Ecuador on the television channel at 10:30 PM NBC and tomorrow on the platform streaming Peacock.