The versatile 31-year-old artist Bad Bunny has secured a historic victory at the 68th Grammy Awards as the first Latin performer to win Album of the Year. Looking forward to his Super Bowl halftime show, he dedicated this milestone to all immigrants pursuing their dreams and enriching global culture.
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Bad Bunny kauna-unahang latino na nanalo ng album of the year

BBC

Gumawa ng kasaysayan ang 31-anyos na si Bad Bunny bilang unang Latinong nagwagi ng Album of the Year sa ika-68 Grammy Awards. Bago ang kanyang Super Bowl show, inialay niya ang tagumpay sa lahat ng mga nandaruhan na nagsusumikap para sa kanilang mga pangarap at nagbibigay ng kulay sa ating mundo.

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