Mr Eazi Makes History with Latin Grammy Win for Contribution to J Balvin and Bad Bunny Albums

Nigerian singer and record executive, Oluwatosin Ajibade, known by his stage name Mr Eazi, has made history by becoming the first Nigerian musician to win a Latin Grammy.

Mr Eazi was nominated in four categories at the 21st edition of the annual Latin Grammy awards, for his contribution to the albums of Bad Bunny and J Balvin.

He was a featured artist on the song, Arcoíris off ‘Colores’ with J Balvin, which won the ‘Best Urban’ album category, and also Oasis on the J Balvin x Bad Bunny’ album in the same category.

Mr Eazi’s contributions to both ‘Oasis’ and ‘Colores’ were widely acclaimed for their genre-bending sound and innovative approach to Latin music.

The featured tracks, ‘Acoiris‘ and ‘COMO UN BEBÉ’, have garnered over 198 and 54 million streams, respectively, on Spotify, helping to bring a fresh perspective to the projects.

This marks a significant milestone for the artist who has been dedicated to creating a truly global sound that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers.

Mr Eazi’s success in the Latin music world is a testament to his talent and commitment to breaking down barriers. By combining his Nigerian heritage with Latin music, he has created a unique sound that has resonated with audiences around the world.

His achievement has been widely celebrated in Nigeria and beyond, as it represents a breakthrough for African artists in the Latin music industry. Mr Eazi has been a vocal advocate for African artists and has encouraged collaborations across cultures and genres.

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This historic win for Mr Eazi is a reminder of the power of music to unite people across borders and cultures. It is a recognition of his contribution to the global music scene and a testament to the possibilities that exist when artists are open to collaboration and experimentation.

Mr Eazi has proven that with talent, dedication, and hard work, anything is possible. His achievement is an inspiration to artists everywhere, and a sign of hope for the future of music.

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