Significance For small twist angles, bilayer graphene forms long-wavelength Moiré patterns. For specific, so-called magic, angles of the order of 1 degree, very narrow bands have been seen that lead to superconductivity. The underlying mechanisms have since been discussed in a variety of theoretical approaches. We show that the modulation of the charge density significantly modifies the electronic structure. These changes can make an important contribution to superconductivity through electron-assisted hopping.