Bad Bunny has become the first artist to win Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards with a Spanish-language record, marking a historic moment for Latin music.
The Puerto Rican rapper and global star received the top prize at the 2026 Grammy Awards for Deb&iacute; Tirar M&aacute;s Fotos. The award was presented by singer Harry Styles.
Visibly emotional, Bad Bunny delivered his acceptance speech in both English and Spanish, thanking his fans, collaborators and the Recording Academy. He spoke about themes of unity, resilience and love, and dedicated the award to immigrants and those who have left their home countries in pursuit of their dreams.
He also paid tribute to his home island, Puerto Rico, highlighting its cultural impact and resilience despite its size.
Already a multiple Grammy winner, Bad Bunny also claimed Best M&uacute;sica Urbana Album and Best Global Music Performance on the night, underlining his continued influence on the global music scene.
The artist is set to reach another major milestone later this week when he headlines the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show on 8 February at Levi&rsquo;s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Photo Credit: Grammys' official page&nbsp;

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