Music platform Spotify, seemingly out of curiosity among Bad Bunny fans, shared a post on its social media with the word “FIRE” repeated 15 times, based on the hashtag #NadieSabe.
Followers of the Puerto Rican artist began to assume that this is a track from a new album, which could be called “Nadi Sabé”. This theory is supported by the fact that Bad Bunny announced his albums in similar ways in previous years, revealing the number of songs that would be included.
Although Spotify has not confirmed the news, the release has created great anticipation among fans who are eagerly awaiting the artist’s return.
However, the artist listened to the WhatsApp chat to repeat to avoid noise until the same is confirmed.
How many times do I need to repeat? Toy jarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr – Toys. The Haganme case is for me and me alone,” he said.
Bad Bunny made a great return to the Billboard Latin Music Awards and performed last night to win artist of the year and debut a new song live for the first time.
“From the very beginning, I always had a vision that people didn’t understand, and that was that Latin music could be at the top, even among any other music in the whole world,” I told the Puerto Rican star who won the competition. the main prize of the evening. “Day, what will you tell me? Not just all my colleagues.”
Bad Bunny won the Artist of the Year category for the fourth year in a row, which he first won in 2020.
The Puerto Rican star is also included in the Song of the Year category following the release of “Tití me preguntó” from the album “Un verano sin ti”. Next, Bad Bunny took to the Muppet stage in socks and workout clothes to accept the Global 200 Latin Artist of the Year award.
“I was changing for a presentation,” he explained of the unusual experience. Bad Bunny then wondered what prize he won. The audience applauded him for the awards. “Thank you, I have music because I love it and because it’s my passion, so thank you for accepting what I have,” I say at the reception over the second night’s song.
It’s finally time for Bad Bunny to present his hits, including “Moscow Mule”, “Tití me preguntó” and “Where She Goes”, as the first live presentation of “A Preview”. The audience was reluctant to sing along with him during his first musical appearance at the awards in four years.