Rooted in Puerto Rico’s history and charged with political meaning, Bad Bunny’s music celebrates the highs and lows of Latino ...

All users can now translate lyrics on Spotify, and it arrives ahead of a landmark Super Bowl halftime show. Here's how to use ...

Like other notable Puerto Rican artists like Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón and the Lebrón Brothers, Bad Bunny delivers all his ...

Bad Bunny was the first Spanish-language record to win Album of the Year at the Grammys. On Sunday, he will headline the ...

Bad Bunny's halftime show was almost entirely in Spanish. This appears to have driven up searches for Spanish lessons.

Bad Bunny is expected to perform the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday entirely in Spanish — which has inspired fans to ...

Andy Cohen is responding to MAGA users on Threads who are dragging Bad Bunny and praising Kid Rock's Turning Point USA ...

While Bad Bunny may have pushed the boundaries of acceptable content in his lyrics for TV, it remains up for debate whether he actually crossed them.

I spoke with six non-Spanish-speaking fans across the United States and revealed what drew them to Bad Bunny's music. Photo: ...

"I like 'em underage, see some say that's statutory (but I say that's mandatory)," Kid Rock sings on the 2001 song, which was ...

Bad Bunny's lyrics are going after Congressman Randy Fine uploaded the English translation, and shared that he sent a letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.

Most of Bad Bunny's lyrics need to be translated for some, and fans are curious about what "DtMF" means in one of his songs.