bad rabbit received grammy award in the category “Best urban music album” for the album “Un verano sin ti”, excluding from the competition Maluma, daddy yanke, farruko And Rau Alejandro.
Bad Bunny traveled from Puerto Rico to the world to open the 65th Grammy Awards with “El Apagón” and “Después de la Playa” to which he made everyone in attendance dance, including Taylor Swift, to meringue rhythm in spanish
“Long live Latin American music!said Bad Rabbit.
Shortly thereafter, the Puerto Rican artist became the first Latina to receive the award during a ceremony held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Having received the “Best Urban Music Album” statuette for his latest album “Un verano sin ti”, the rapper dedicated a few words in which he assured that he worked on it with love and passion, which he is convinced that “when you do something with love and passion, everything becomes easier’, in addition to thanking everyone involved in the making of this album, of course not forgetting the Hispanic community, a moment that was also applauded by Jennifer Lopez.
“Thank you to all Hispanics around the world, in the United States, thanks to all the artists who worked on this album, the producers.”
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In his speech, he did not forget about the new generations who will take the reggaeton movement to a new level.
“I dedicate this award to Puerto Rico, the capital of reggaeton. I want to dedicate it to all the legends and especially the new ones that support the movement and refresh it. Let’s keep taking this genre to the next level. I love you, thank you!” he said with a statuette in his hands.
In the same category, he defeated Rau Alejandro with his “Trap Cake, Vol. 2”; Daddy Yankee and Legendaddy; Farruko with La 167; and Maluma with The Love & Sex Tape.
Source: La Opinion
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