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there’s a joke going around Spanish language internet: “Americans are mad Bad Bunny is singing in Spanish at the super bowl and they can’t understand him… but neither can we” (slurred/lispy Puerto Rican Spanish, and Bah Bohnay’s accent in particular, is famously impenetrable)

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