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sung

[suhng] / sʌŋ /




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The chart triumph continues Bad Bunny's run of success, following his Grammy win earlier this month, when he became the first artist to win album of the year for a record sung entirely in Spanish.

From BBC

But Bad Bunny’s performance, sung in Spanish, resonated with Spanish-speaking viewers.

From MarketWatch

While in the past Latin artists have sung in English to reach the English-speaking market, Bad Bunny has done so with our words and our way of speaking.

From BBC

Investors have intermittently sung the praises of global diversification, though stocks elsewhere languished for years while American equities reliably pulled ahead.

From The Wall Street Journal

Described by Variety Magazine as "joyous, elaborate, unapologetic," the performance was big on symbols of Puerto Rico - the US island territory in the Caribbean - and sung mainly in Spanish.

From BBC