Latin Recording Academy CEO explains how Bad Bunny and 'Despacito' broke pop music's English-language dominance

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Latin Recording Academy CEO Manuel Abud spoke at Taiwan's Golden Melody Festival about how Latin music has broken free from the old industry logic that required Latin artists to record in English for international success. He highlighted the global rise of Latin music as a dominant cultural force, citing artists like Bad Bunny and the phenomenon of songs like "Despacito" as key milestones in ending pop music's English-only rule.

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VarietyLatin Recording Academy CEO explains how Bad Bunny and 'Despacito' broke pop music's English-language dominancevariety.com