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The NFL is projecting to feature a record-setting nine international games in four continents, seven countries, and eight stadiums in the 2026 season. The Kansas City Chiefs<\/a> have a significant history of playing international games, including recent contests in Brazil, Germany, and Mexico.<\/p>\n The league has continued to feature artists from different cultures as performers, promoting diversity and innovation. Super Bowl LX halftime<\/a> performer and global superstar Bad Bunny delivered a memorable show that drew a record-breaking audience.<\/p>\n Chiefs Wire’s Ed Easton Jr. spoke with the female DJ trio Las Flaquitas for their thoughts on the cultural impact of the Super Bowl LX halftime show.<\/p>\n “It was fun to watch him transform a football stadium into a space that felt like home for a lot of people, and for others was an introduction. In his short performance, he gave everyone a kind of history lesson that felt celebratory, which isn’t easy to do.”<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Las Flaquitas in partnership with Hornitos Tequila is bringing the flavors of its roots to the forefront with the launch of “All You Need Is Three,” a cocktail collaboration featuring The\u00a0Horchata Colada, a creamy, tropical cocktail layered with warm spice, The\u00a0Jalisco Sunrise, a bright, fruit-forward serve finished with hibiscus and The\u00a0Flaqui Margarita, a vibrant twist on the classic featuring chamoy and Tajin.<\/p>\n Expert NFL picks: Exclusive betting insights only at USA TODAY.<\/a><\/p>\n “As DJs, we’re always thinking about how music brings people together across different backgrounds, and that set excited people across all continents. We had friends in Paris having watch parties for his performance.”<\/p>\n Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt recently expressed a strong interest<\/a> in expanding internationally and playing more games abroad. The Chiefs have a passionate fanbase in Mexico, cultivated through the NFL’s Global Markets Program<\/a>. Kansas City actively supports the community through dedicated Spanish-language content and youth flag football initiatives.<\/p>\n As “The Tequila de Todos,” Hornitos Tequila has a history of breaking tradition dating back to 1950 when founder Don Francisco launched the brand in honor of Mexican Independence Day. Las Flaquitas recently DJ’d a Cinco de Mayo celebration at Hornitos’ Mex Gala 2026: Open Invitacio\u0301n in New York City.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n For more information on Hornitos\u00ae Tequila, visit https:\/\/www.hornitostequila.com<\/a> and follow @HornitosTequila<\/a><\/p>\n