Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny has inspired a massive 35% week-on-week increase in Spanish learners on Duolingo following his vibrant Super Bowl halftime show. The cultural milestone has showcased how music can help unite people, encouraging millions to embrace a new language and connect more deeply with Latin heritage.
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La actuación de Bad Bunny dispara el interés por el español

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El artista puertorriqueño Bad Bunny ha impulsado un aumento del 35% en los estudiantes de español en Duolingo tras su gran show en la Super Bowl. Este hito cultural demuestra cómo la música une al mundo, motivando a millones a aprender un nuevo idioma y conectar de forma genuina con la vibrante herencia latina.

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