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Bruno Mars is a great singer and he sang many songs in his musical career life. Many songs are also nominated for the awards and many others won awards also. His voice gives some message to the people and when people listening his song than everyone just want to listen him.

Will Rain by Bruno Mars will be the first song from the upcoming soundtrack for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1.While the song itself, It Will Rain, has not yet been released, Mars is known for his fusion of pop, R and B, reggae and soul influences. Fans of Mars and the Twilight franchise will have to wait until September 27 to hear the song.

The cover artwork features a silhouette of a man featuring Mars' trademark quaff hairstyle, sitting in a chair with an umbrella, against a colorful blurred backdrop, with the song title scrawled boldly in black. The announcement comes after a string of successes this year for singer/songwriter Mars, with Grammy wins and singles from his debut solo album Doo-Wops and Hooligans topping charts in the US and internationally.

Earlier this year, Bruno Mars rose to fame through his chorus on the hook of B.o.B.'s hit, "Nothing on You." The past year has been a dream for Bruno Mars. He has posted a few hits of his own along the way. Even with the dream, there have been a few nightmares.

In November 2010, Bruno Mars was busted with cocaine during a trip to Las Vegas. The police raided his hotel room and found the singer with the drugs. Facing charges, Bruno Mars was going to face four years in prison.

Bruno Mars was due back in court in December, but the court appearance was postponed. Right before his career had even taken off, Bruno Mars was close to losing it all. After reaching his goals, he could not throw it all away.

Because of this, Bruno Mars decided to work out a deal with the courts. He agreed to pay a $2,000 fine and spend 200 hours doing community service. After doing all of this, Bruno Mars will no longer be facing the cocaine charges. He hopes he can get past this blemish and continue with the rest of his career.