Pitbull releases new song 'I Believe That We Will Win,' proceeds to go to COVID-19 relief

Coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic is affecting people around world. Many celebrities are raising funds for various causes related to virus. Doing same, popular artist, Pitbull has released a new song I believe that we will win and its proceeds will go to coronavirus relief funds. Read to kw more.

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Pitbull’s latest song for COVID-19 relief

Pitbull has dropped a new song called I believe that we will win (world anm). It has lyrics in video which has inspiring mess amid coronavirus scare. His raps in track has “You kw what spreads faster than any virus? Fear/And when it comes to fear, you can eir forget everything and run, or you can face everything and rise.” revenue from song will go Feeding America and Tony Robbins Foundation for relief of COVID-19.

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Pitbull had asked healthcare workers, parents and more to be a part of his new music video. He stated "We believe that we can overcome. We are calling all students, medical workers, first responders, parents, grandparents, everyone from all over world to be a part of Pitbull's video anm. Proceeds will be going to various charities around that world," read a tice asking fans to submit videos of mselves grooving to song.

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Pitbull has been encouraging fans to keep hope amid coronavirus outbreak. "Let's show world, how powerful it is when we come toger to fight for one cause - that's called life," read one of his Instagram post. He also promoted a live streaming fundraiser event.

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COVID-19 is a global threat which is increasing day by day. As of w, re are 19,19,913 confirmed cases around world. United States of America, Spain and Italy are top three most affected places. Social distancing and maintaining hygiene is advised by experts.