
Bad Bunny has made history at the Grammy Awards, becoming the first artist in 68 years to win the "Album of the Year" award with an album sung entirely in Spanish.
The Puerto Rican musician was awarded for his sixth album, "Debí Tirar Mas Fotos," beating out well-known names such as Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar and Sabrina Carpenter.
An emotional Bad Bunny dedicated the award to immigrants, at a ceremony where many artists spoke out against current US immigration policies.
"This award is for all those who were forced to leave their country to pursue their dreams," he said.
During the evening, several artists openly expressed support for immigrants, while protest messages against immigration authorities were also seen on the red carpet.
Meanwhile, Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas won the "Song of the Year" award for "Wildflower," taking home the trophy for the third time since 2020.
In her speech, Eilish emphasized the importance of reaction and protest in difficult times, underlining that the voice of artists and people matters.
This year's ceremony was characterized not only by the winners, but also by strong social and political messages.