Bad Bunny’s album could be first Spanish-language winnerLamar and Lady Gaga compete also for coveted album prizeRecording Academy revamped to increase diversity in voting— The music industry will hand out its highest honors on Sunday at the Grammy Awards, where Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga will battle for the most coveted album of the year prize and a chance to make history. Trevor Noah is returning to host for a sixth time, which he says will be his last Grammys gig. For pop singer Lady Gaga, the album prize would be the first of her celebrated career. This year, she is competing with the album “Mayhem.”Grein predicted the trophy would go to Lamar, who won five Grammys a year ago for the single “Not Like Us.”Current events may boost support for Bad Bunny, Grein said. Bad Bunny is signed by Puerto Rican label Rimas Entertainment.