Jennifer Lopezhas a lot of love for those who helped makeher Super Bowl Halftime showdreams come true.

Hours after deliveringan electric performance at Super Bowl LIV in Miami on Sunday, the 50-year-old singer sent her gratitude to the choreographers, dancers and creatives involved in the months-long process of putting the show together — praising them in the caption of a video taken from her performance.

“Thank you to my incredible team for the most epic halftime I could have ever imagined,” Lopez wrote. “I love you guys so much!”

Tagged in her shout-outs were the show’s creative directors and choreographers,Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo(ofSo You Think You Can Dancefame), as well as choreographerKiwi Parris Goebel, World-class Salsa companySwing Latino,Dance Town Miamistudio and her very ownJLo dancers.

Vocal coachStevie Mackey, music directorKim Burse, set designerKley Tarcitanowere also included, as were costume designers/stylistsRob ZangardiandMariel Haenn.

Lopez went on to share photos and video from other moments in the show, sending love to co-headliner Shakira and guest performers J Balvin and Bad Bunny (whom she dubbed her “Latino Gang”).

“Puerto Rico and Colombia very high today,” she wrote in Spanish.

She also thanked her daughter Emme for joining her onstage during the show, calling the 11-year-old “my coconut.”

Emme — who Lopez shares with her ex, Marc Anthony — was involved in one of the halftime show’s most emotional moments, singing a slow rendition of Lopez’s 1999 hit “Let’s Get Loud.”

The fashionable costume also allowed Lopez the opportunity to make an impactful political statement aimed at the Trump administration about immigration — a subject she has spoken out about in the past.

With the flag spread wide, Emme briefly sang Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the U.S.A.” before her mother shed her colorful feathers and continued her dance routine with Shakira.

Lopez also added the hashtags “Proud American” and “Proud Latina” to her Instagram post.

Sunday’s Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show was history-making, as Lopez and Shakira were the first two Latina women to co-headline the coveted Pepsi gig.

Their 12-minute show was packed with hits from each of their famed catalogs.

Shakira’s setlist included her tunes “She Wolf,” “Empire,” “Whenever, Wherever,” “Hips Don’t Lie” and “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa).” She also sampled a bit ofCardi B‘s “I Like It.”

As for Lopez, the Bronx-born beauty began with “Jenny from the Block,” before transitioning into “Get Right.” She then showed off her pole dancing moves — a nod to her performance in the movieHustlers— while she sang “Waiting for Tonight.”

Other songs in her portion of the show included “Mi Gente,” “On the Floor,” and “Love Don’t Cost a Thing.”

source: people.com