US EditionBad Bunny Reminds Puerto Ricans What They’re Made of in AOTY Grammys Speech: ‘There’s Nothing We Can’t Accomplish’
Bad Bunny won three Grammys including Album of the Year for his fully Spanish-language album, dedicating his win to Puerto Rico, immigrants, and Latino artists.
- At the Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 1, Bad Bunny won album of the year for DeBÍ TÍRAR MÁS FOToS, his sixth studio album released last January.
- After winning two awards earlier that night, including best música urbana album and best global music performance, Bunny's DeBi Tirar Mas Fotos spent a full month atop the Billboard 200.
- Visibly emotional and bilingual, he received the gramophone from Harry Styles and paid homage to Puerto Rico, his mother, and migrants in his acceptance speech.
- The win increases his awards tally, bringing Bunny's total to seven Grammy wins to date and boosting his profile ahead of the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show.
- Against a broader political backdrop, the Grammys hosted by Trevor Noah at Crypto.com Arena unfold amid backlash over the Super Bowl booking and at a crucial time for the Latin American community.
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From Vega Baja, Puerto Ricans Celebrate Bad Bunny's Grammy Success: "They're Still Talking About Us"
By Rafy Rivera and Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español. In Vega Baja, the municipality where Benito Martínez Ocasio (Bad Bunny) was born, the Puerto Rican artist's name is pronounced like that of one of their own: someone who speaks for his people, in their language, from their history. A week after headlining the Super Bowl halftime show and a day after his powerful message at the Grammys against ICE's actions, residents say they feel proud to see…
Bad Bunny won, Sunday, February 1, 2026 in Los Angeles, the Grammy Award for the album of the year: a first for a Spanish-sung record, and an opportunity for Puerto Rican singer of...
“DeBÍ Tirar Más FOTOS”, the artist’s latest album, became the first Spanish album this Sunday to win as Best Album of the Year in the Grammy Awards. The singer’s recent world tour broke attendance records, reinforcing his cultural influence at a key moment in Latin music.
Bad Bunny makes history in the Grammy 2026. Between speeches against ICE and record audiences in his concerts, Puerto Rican consolidates as the global phenomenon prior to his show at the Super Bowl
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