luny

American  

[loo-nee] / ˈlu ni /

adjective

lunier, luniest

PLURAL

lunies

1. a less common variant of loony.

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Example Sentences

I discussed how reggaetón producers Luny Tunes were similarly overlooked by the Latin Grammys in 2005.

From Los Angeles Times

Luny Tunes composed the vast majority of songs that dominated the airwaves that year, with hits by major reggaetoneros such as Tego Calderón, Don Omar and Ivy Queen.

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It’s always been a dream, ever since I first got the chance to work with Luny Tunes in Puerto Rico.

From Los Angeles Times

From his early works under the tutelage of legendary duo Luny Tunes to “Un Verano Sin Ti,” the Grammy-winning record he helped produce in 2022 with longtime collaborator Bad Bunny, Tainy’s fingerprints are all over reggaetón’s storied history; which is why he made the decision to spearhead his own debut album, “Data,” released on June 29.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ve been producing professionally since you were 15 — your first track was for Luny Tunes’ 2005 classic compilation, “Mas Flow 2.”

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