This is in conversation from Apple News.

I'm Shemitabasu.

Today, How Bad Bunny became the first person with a Spanish language record to win the Grammy for album of the year.

For his sixth solo studio album, Debbie Tirar Mast Photos.

Thank you to all the person who have believed in me,

during all my career,

to all the people who have worked in this album.

Grazie, Mami, for paris in Puerto Rico.

I am.

It's just the latest milestone in a string of accomplishments for Bad Bunny.

He's now won six Grammys.

Last year, he was Spotify's most streamed artist in the world for the fourth time.

He wrapped up a blockbuster residency in Puerto Rico last summer that brought hundreds of millions of dollars to the U.S. territory

where he grew up.

And this weekend, he'll headline the Super Bowl halftime show, the stage that typically draws

more than 100 million viewers.

Some politically conservative critics have expressed their disapproval with that choice,

but Bad Bunny, whose offstage name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio,

has remained unapologetic and outspoken, especially on issues like immigration and his

intentional decision to sing almost exclusively in Spanish.

You really don't need to speak Spanish fluently to feel the current of energy that he channels in his music.

That's Susie Exposito, an editor at Delos, which covers Latin culture at the Los Angeles Times.

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