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Rapper Pitbull has found inspiration amid the coronavirus pandemic to pen an uplifting new song all about beating the disease.
The Timber hitmaker debuted a portion of the track, titled I Believe We Will Win, on social media on Saturday, revealing it will be released as a charity single on April 10.
In a video teasing the tune, Pitbull shared a few words of encouragement and credited his home city of Miami, Florida with instilling in him his fighting spirit.
"Miami taught me how to fight, and I want to give that to everybody in the world right now. Now's when we got to stick together and fight hard...," he declared.
"This right here's a world anthem. This right here's to motivate the world. Stay healthy, stay safe and stay blessed."
All proceeds from the song will be donated to officials at food charity Feeding America and empowerment non-profit, The Tony Robbins Foundation, founded by motivational speaker Tony Robbins.
More than 720,000 confirmed cases of infection had been reported worldwide as of Sunday, while the death toll stands at over 33,900.
