Last updated Nov. 19.

The Latin Recording Academy has announced all the winners for the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards, the preeminent international honor and the only peer-selected award celebrating excellence in Latin music. Winners were revealed Thursday, Nov. 19, at the 21st Latin GRAMMY Awards' Premiere and Telecast ceremonies. See below for the full list of winners and nominees.

General Field

1. Record Of The Year

1. CHINA
   Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G Featuring Ozuna y J Balvin
   Marco Masis "Tainy", producer; Luis "Wichie" Ortiz, recording engineer; Luis "Wichie" Ortiz & Juan G. Rivera, mixers; Luis "Wichie" Ortiz & Juan G. Rivera, mastering engineers
   [Real Hasta La Muerte, Llc, Dist. By Sony Music Ent]
    
2. CUANDO ESTÉS AQUÍ
   Pablo Alborán
   Pablo Alborán, record producer; Pablo Alborán & Lolo Álvarez, recording engineers; Oscar Clavel, mixer; Oscar Clavel, mastering engineer
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
3. VETE
   Bad Bunny
   Cesar Oscar Batista Escalera, Jose Carlos Cruz, Freddy Montalvo, Ivaniel Ortiz, Edgar Wilmer Semper-Vargas & Xavier Alexis Semper-Vargas, record producers; La Paciencia, recording engineer; Josh Gudwin, mixer; Colin Leonard, mastering engineer
   [Rimas Music]
    
4. SOLARI YACUMENZA
   Bajofondo Featuring Cuareim 1080
   Juan Campodónico & Gustavo Santaolalla, record producers; Julio Berta, recording engineer; Juan Campodónico, Aníbal Kerpel & Gustavo Santaolalla, mixers; Tom Baker, mastering engineer [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. De C.V.]
    
5. ROJO
   J Balvin
   Alejandro "Sky" Ramírez & Taiko, record producers; Joel Iglesias, recording engineer; Josh Gudwin, mixer; Colin Leonard, mastering engineer
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
6. TUTU
   Camilo & Pedro Capó
   Jon Leone, Richi López & George Noriega, record producers; Camilo, Jon Leone, Richi López & George Noriega, recording engineers; Juan G. Rivera, mixer; Mike Bozzi, mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc/Hecho A Mano]
    
7. LO QUE EN TI VEO
   Kany García & Nahuel Pennisi
   Julio Reyes Copello, record producer; Sebastián Ezequiel Sanabria, Carlos Fernando López, Natalia Ramírez, Nicolás Ramírez, Julio Reyes Copello, Marcos Sánchez & Daniel Uribe, recording engineers; Marcos Sánchez, mixer; Gene Grimaldi, mastering engineer Track from: Mesa Para Dos
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
8. TUSA
   Karol G y Nicki Minaj
   Daniel Oviedo Echavarría, record producer; Daniel Oviedo Echavarría, recording engineer; Rob Kinelski, mixer; Dave Kutch, mastering engineer
   [Universal Music Latino/Republic Records]
    
9. RENÉ
   Residente
   Residente, record producer; Phil Joly & Carlos Velázquez, recording engineers; Beatriz Artola, mixer; Ted Jensen, mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
10. CONTIGO - WINNER
    Alejandro Sanz
    Julio Reyes Copello & Rafa Sardina, producers; James Fitzpatick, Jan Holzner, Natalia Ramírez, Nicolás Ramírez, Julio Reyes Copello & Rafa Sardina, recording engineers; Nicolás Ramírez, mixer; Carlos Hernández Carbonell, mastering engineer
    [Universal Music Spain]

2. Album Of The Year

1. YHLQMDLG
   Bad Bunny
   Jose Carlos Cruz & Freddy Montalvo, album producers; La Paciencia, album recording engineer; Josh Gudwin, album mixer; Bad Bunny, songwriter; Colin Leonard, album mastering engineer
   [Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
2. OASIS
   J Balvin & Bad Bunny
   Marco Masis "Tainy" & Alejandro"Sky" Ramírez, album producers; Joel Iglesias, La Paciencia, Marco Masis "Tainy" & Alejandro"Sky" Ramírez, album recording engineers; Josh Gudwin, album mixer; Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Marco Masis "Tainy" & Alejandro"Sky" Ramírez, songwriters; Colin Leonard, album mastering engineer
   [Universal Music Latino, Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
3. COLORES
   J Balvin
   Alejandro "Sky" Ramírez, album producer; Joel Iglesias, album recording engineer; Josh Gudwin, album mixer; J Balvin, Michael Brun, Rene Cano & Alejandro"Sky" Ramírez, songwriters; Colin Leonard, album mastering engineer
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
4. POR PRIMERA VEZ
   Camilo
   Camilo, Jon Leone, Richi López & Ricardo Montaner, album producers; Jon Leone & Richi López, album recording engineers; Édgar Barrera, Camilo, Jon Leone & Richi López, songwriters; Mike Bozzi, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC/Hecho A Mano Music (HAMM)]
    
5. MESA PARA DOS
   Kany García
   Julio Reyes Copello, album producer; Carlos Fernando López, Natalia Ramírez, Nicolás Ramírez, Julio Reyes Copello & Daniel Uribe, album recording engineers; Nicolás Ramírez & Marcos Sánchez, album mixers; Kany García, songwriter; Gene Grimaldi, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
6. AIRE (VERSIÓN DÍA)
   Jesse & Joy
   Charlie Heat, Jesse Huerta & Martin Terefe, album producers; Oskar Winberg, album recording engineer; Josh Gudwin, album mixer; Jason Boyd & Jesse & Joy, songwriters; Colin Leonard, album mastering engineer
   [Warner Music Latina]
    
7. UN CANTO POR MÉXICO, VOL. 1 - WINNER
   Natalia Lafourcade
   Kiko Campos, album producer; José Luis Fernández & Rubén López Arista, album recording engineers; Rubén López Arista, album mixer; Natalia Lafourcade, songwriter; Michael Fuller, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
8. PAUSA
   Ricky Martin
   Julio Reyes Copello & Jean Rodríguez, album producers; Nicolás De La Espriella, Enrique Larreal & Julio Reyes Copello, album recording engineers; Jaycen Joshua, album mixer; Ricky Martin & Danay Suárez, songwriters; Felipe Tichauer, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
9. LA CONQUISTA DEL ESPACIO
   Fito Paez
   Gustavo Borner, Diego Olivero & Fito Paez, album producers; Gustavo Borner & Phil Levine, album recording engineers; Gustavo Borner, album mixer; Fito Paez, songwriter; Justin Moshkevich, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
10. CUMBIANA
    Carlos Vives
    Andrés Leal, Martín Velilla & Carlos Vives, album producers; Andrés Borda, Nicolas Cajamarca, Jorge Corredor, Daniel Cortés, Chris Crawford, Einar Escaf, Sancho Gómez Escolar, Lobzan Graciani, Andrés Leal, Harbey Marín, Dave Rowland & Martín Velilla, album recording engineers; Manny Marroquin, album mixer; Carlos Vives, songwriter; Michelle Mancini, album mastering engineer
    [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]

3. Song Of The Year

1. ADMV
   Vicente Barco, Édgar Barrera, Maluma & Stiven Rojas, songwriters (Maluma)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
2. BONITA
   Juanes, Mauricio Rengifo, Andrés Torres & Sebastián Yatra, songwriters (Juanes y Sebastian Yatra)
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
3. CODO CON CODO
   Jorge Drexler, songwriter (Jorge Drexler)
   [Sony Music Entertainment España, S.L]
    
4. EL MISMO AIRE
   Édgar Barrera, Camilo, Jon Leone, Richi López & Juan Morelli, songwriters (Camilo)
   Track from: Por Primera Vez
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc/Hecho A Mano]
    
5. FOR SALE
   Alejandro Sanz & Carlos Vives, songwriters (Alejandro Sanz & Carlos Vives)
   Track from: Cumbiana
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc] 
    
6. #ELMUNDOFUERA (IMPROVISACIÓN)
   Alejandro Sanz, songwriter (Alejandro Sanz)
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
7. LO QUE EN TI VEO
   Kany García, songwriter (Kany García & Nahuel Pennisi)
   Track from: Mesa Para Dos
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
8. RENÉ - WINNER
   Residente, songwriter (Residente)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
9. TIBURONES
   Oscar Hernández & Pablo Preciado, songwriters (Ricky Martin)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
10. TUSA
    Kevyn Mauricio Cruz Moreno, Karol G, Nicki Minaj, Daniel Oviedo Echavarría & Juan Camilo Vargas, songwriters (Karol G y Nicki Minaj)
    [Universal Music Latino, Republic Records]
     
11. TUTU
    Camilo, Jon Leone & Richi López, songwriters (Camilo & Pedro Capó)
    [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc/Hecho A Mano]

4. Best New Artist

1. ANUEL AA
    
2. RAUW ALEJANDRO
    
3. MIKE BAHÍA - WINNER
    
4. CAZZU
    
5. CONOCIENDO RUSIA
    
6. SOY EMILIA
    
7. KURT
    
8. NICKI NICOLE
    
9. NATHY PELUSO
    
10. PITIZION
     
11. WOS

Field 1 - Pop

5. Best Pop Vocal Album

1. SPOILER
   Aitana
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
2. PRISMA
   Beret
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
3. POR PRIMERA VEZ
   Camilo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc/Hecho A Mano]
    
4. MÁS FUTURO QUE PASADO
   Juanes
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
5. PAUSA - WINNER
   Ricky Martin
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]

6. Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album

1. LA METAMORFOSIS
   Reyli Barba
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. De C.V.]
    
2. COMPADRES - WINNER
   Andrés Cepeda & Fonseca
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A.]
    
3. TRECE
   Andrés Cepeda
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A]
    
4. ¡SPANGLED!
   Gaby Moreno & Van Dyke Parks
   [Nonesuch]
    
5. MIRÁNDOTE A LOS OJOS
   José Luis Perales
   [Warner Music Spain]

7. Best Pop Song

1. AMOR EN CUARENTENA
   Raquel Sofía, songwriter (Raquel Sofía)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin Llc]
    
2. BONITA
   Juanes, Mauricio Rengifo, Andrés Torres & Sebastián Yatra, songwriters (Juanes y Sebastian Yatra)
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
3. CUANDO ESTÉS AQUÍ
   Pablo Alborán, songwriter (Pablo Alborán)
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
4. TUTU - WINNER
   Camilo, Jon Leone & Richi López, songwriters (Camilo & Pedro Capó)
   [Sony Music Entertainment Us Latin Llc/Hecho A Mano]
    
5. UNA VEZ MÁS
   Elsa Carvajal, Grettel Garibaldi, Susana Isaza & Ximena Sariñana, songwriters (Ximena Sariñana)
   [Warner Music México S.A. De C.V.]

Field 2 - Urban

8. Best Urban Fusion/Performance

1. CHINA
   Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G Featuring Ozuna & J Balvin
   [Real Hasta La Muerte, LLC]
    
2. HABLAMOS MAÑANA
   Bad Bunny, Duki & Pablo Chill-E
   Track from: YHLQMDLG
   [Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
3. AZUL
   J Balvin
   Track from: Colores
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
4. CÁNTALO
   Ricky Martin, Residente & Bad Bunny
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. YO X TI, TU X MI - WINNER
   Rosalía & Ozuna
   [Colmbia Records]

9. Best Reggaeton Performance

1. YO PERREO SOLA - WINNER
   Bad Bunny
   Track from: YHLQMDLG
   [Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
2. MORADO
   J Balvin
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
3. LOCO CONTIGO
   DJ Snake & J Balvin Featuring Tyga
   [DJ Snake Music Productions Limited / Geffen Record]
    
4. PORFA
   Feid y Justin Quiles
   [UMG Recordings, Inc.]
    
5. CHICHARRÓN
   Guaynaa Featuring Cauty
   [Guaynaa]
    
6. TE SOÑÉ DE NUEVO
   Ozuna
   Track from: Nibiru
   [Aura Music Corp.]
    
7. SI TE VAS
   Sech & Ozuna
   [Rich Music LTD]

10. Best Urban Music Album

1. EMMANUEL
   Anuel AA
   [Real Hasta La Muerte, LLC]
    
2. YHLQMDLG
   Bad Bunny
   [Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
3. OASIS
   J Balvin & Bad Bunny
   [Universal Music Latino, Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
4. COLORES - WINNER
   J Balvin
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
5. FERXXO (VOL 1: M.O.R.)
   Feid
   [UMG Recordings, Inc. / Universal Music Latino]
    
6. NIBIRU
   Ozuna
   [Aura Music Corp.]
    
7. 1 OF 1
   Sech
   [Rich Music Inc]
    
8. EASY MONEY BABY
   Myke Towers
   [One World Music & Casablanca Records | Powered By GLAD Empire, LLC]

11. Best Rap/Hip Hop Song​

1. ANTES QUE EL MUNDO SE ACABE - WINNER
   Residente, songwriter (Residente)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
2. NARCOS
   Anuel AA, songwriter (Anuel AA)
   Track from: Emmanuel
   [Real Hasta La Muerte, LLC]
    
3. GOTEO
   Duki, songwriter (Duki)
   [SSJ Records / Dale Play Records]
    
4. KEMBA WALKER
   Bad Bunny & Eladio Carrion, songwriters (Eladio Carrion y Bad Bunny)
   [Rimas Entertainment LLC]
    
5. MEDUSA
   Anuel AA, J Balvin, Jhay Cortez, Josias De La Cruz, Misael De La Cruz, Sergio Roldan, Elvin Roubert & Nydia Yera, songwriters (Jhay Cortez, Anuel AA & J Balvin)
   [Universal Music Latin Entertainment / N&E Entertainment LLC]

12. Best Urban Song

1. ADICTO
   Anuel AA, Jhay Cortez, Marco Masis "Tainy" & Ozuna, songwriters (Tainy, Anuel AA y Ozuna)
   [NEON16/Interscope Records Release]
    
2. MUCHACHA
   Alejandro "Pututi" Arce, Ángel Alberto Arce, Luis Eduardo Cedeno Konig "Pucho", Roque Alberto Cedeno Konig "Tucutu", Gente De Zona, Paul Irizarry Suau "Echo", Andrea Mangiamanchi "Elena Rose", Daniel Joel Márquez Díaz, Yasmil Jesús Marrufo & Juan Morelli, songwriters (Gente De Zona y Becky G)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC/Magnus Media LLC]
    
3. RAVE DE FAVELA
   Anitta, Tynashe Beam, Diplo, Eric Alberto-Lopez, MC Lan & Tropkillaz, songwriters (MC Lan, Anitta, BEAM e Major Lazer)
   [Warner Music Brasil]
    
4. ROJO
   J Balvin, O 'Neill, Justin Quiles, Alejandro"Sky" Ramírez & Taiko, songwriters (J Balvin)
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
5. YO X TI, TU X MI - WINNER
   MI Pablo Diaz-Reixa "El Guincho", Ozuna & Rosalía, songwriters (Rosalía & Ozuna)
   [Columbia Records]

Field 3 - Rock

13. Best Rock Album

1. JUEVES
   El Cuarteto De Nos
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
2. SEREMOS PRIMAVERA
   Eruca Sativa
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
3. UNDOTRECUA
   Miguel Mateos
   [Miguel Mateos]
    
4. ¿DÓNDE JUGARÁN LXS NIÑXS? (DESDE EL PALACIO DE LOS DEPORTES) - WINNER
   Molotov
   [Universal Music México S.A. de C.V. / Mercury]
    
5. INCOMUNICACIÓN
   Vetamadre
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]

14. Best Rock Song

1. BIUTIFUL - WINNER
   Mon Laferte, songwriter (Mon Laferte)
   [Universal Music México S.A. De C.V.]
    
2. BOLA DE FUEGO
   Eduardo Ibeas, Felipe Ilabaca & Cristian Moraga, songwriters (Chancho En Piedra)
   [Chancho En Piedra]
    
3. CREO
   Eruca Sativa, songwriters (Eruca Sativa)
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
4. MARIO NETA
   Roberto Musso, songwriter (El Cuarteto De Nos)
   Track from: Jueves
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
5. YO ME LO MEREZCO
   Buika, Drago, Carlos Santana, Stoneface & Jay U Xperience, songwriters (Santana Featuring Buika)
   Track from: Africa Speaks
   [Concord Records]

15. Best Pop/Rock Album

1. LA QUE MANDA
   Gina Chavez
   [Gina Chavez Music, LLC]
    
2. CABILDO Y JURAMENTO
   Conociendo Rusia
   [Geiser Discos]
    
3. ACABADABRA
   Juan Galeano
   [Independent]
    
4. PANGEA
   Los Mesoneros
   [Los Mesoneros]
    
5. LA CONQUISTA DEL ESPACIO - WINNER
   Fito Paez
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]

16. Best Pop/Rock Song

1. DOLERME
   Pablo Diaz-Reixa, Frank Dukes, Rosalía & Matthew Tavares, songwriters (Rosalía)
   [Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment]
    
2. LA CANCIÓN DE LAS BESTIAS - WINNER
   Fito Páez, songwriter (Fito Páez)
   Track from: La Conquista del Espacio
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
3. QUIERO QUE ME LLAMES
   Conociendo Rusia, songwriter (Conociendo Rusia)
   [Geiser Discos]
    
4. QUIERO VIVIR
   Draco Rosa & Jaime Sabines, songwriters (Draco Rosa)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. ULTIMAS PALABRAS
   Los Mesoneros, songwriters (Los Mesoneros)
   [Los Mesoneros]

Field 4 - Alternative

17. Best Alternative Music Album

1. SOBREVOLANDO - WINNER
   Cultura Profética
   [La Mafafa Discos]
    
2. DISCO ESTIMULANTE
   Hello Seahorse!
   [ONErpm]
    
3. 2030
   LOUTA
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
4. MISS COLOMBIA
   Lido Pimienta
   [Anti/Epitaph]
    
5. UBICACIÓN EN TIEMPO REAL
   Barbi Recanati
   [Goza Records]

18. Best Alternative Song

1. BUENOS AIRES
   Rafa Arcaute, Pedro Campos & Nathy Peluso, songwriters (Nathy Peluso)
   [Sony Music Entertainment España, S.L]
    
2. CARACOLES
   Wilberto Rodríguez, songwriter (Cultura Profética)
   [La Mafafa Discos]
    
3. CARAPAZÓN
   Eruca Sativa, songwriters (Eruca Sativa)
   Track from: Seremos Primavera
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
4. CHILANGO BLUES
   Mon Laferte, songwriter (Mon Laferte)
   [Universal Music México S.A. de C.V.]
    
5. EN CANTOS - WINNER
   Ismael Cancel, Ile & Natalia Lafourcade, songwriters (Ile & Natalia Lafourcade)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]

Field 5 - Tropical

19. Best Salsa Album

1. 40 AÑOS DE POWER
   Luisito Ayala y La Puerto Rican Power
   [Musical Productions, Inc.]
    
2. TENTACIONES VOL. 1
   Charlie Cruz
   [Get Crazy Note, LLC]
    
3. 40 - WINNER
   Grupo Niche
   [PPM USA]
    
4. MEMORIAS DE NAVIDAD
   Víctor Manuelle
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. UN GALLO PARA LA HISTORIA
   Tito Rojas
   [J&N Records, LLC]

20. Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album

1. POR EL MUNDO ENTERO
   Binomio De Oro De América
   [Codiscos]
    
2. SIGO CANTANDO AL AMOR (DELUXE) - WINNER
   Jorge Celedón & Sergio Luis Rodríguez
   [Monterrey Music S.A. de C.V]
    
3. DALE PLAY
   Kvrass
   [Codiscos]
    
4. VOZ DE MUJER
   Karen Lizarazo
   [Toro Music Group]
    
5. LOS CUMBIA STARS VOL. 2
   Los Cumbia Stars
   [Discos Fuentes Edimusica S.A.]

21. Best Merengue/Bachata Album

1. THE GENETICS OF BACHATA
   José Manuel Calderón
   [Baile Records]
    
2. BAILANDO CONTIGO
   Manny Cruz
   [Manny Cruz / La Oreja Media Group, Inc]
    
3. LOS CONQUISTADORES
   Grupo Manía
   [Mania Music, Inc.]
    
4. AHORA - WINNER (TIE)
   Eddy Herrera
   [Intermusic]
    
5. LARIMAR - WINNER (TIE)
   Daniel Santacruz
   [Penluis Music]

22. Best Traditional Tropical Album

1. ESTE ES NUESTRO CHANGÜÍ
   Changüí De Guantánamo
   [Egrem]
    
2. PA'LANTE
   Ernesto Fernández
   [Indie]
    
3. ÍCONO - WINNER
   Orquesta Aragón
   [Puntilla Music]
    
4. FAILDE CON TUMBAO
   Orquesta Failde
   [Egrem]
    
5. SOY PURO TEATRO - HOMENAJE A LA LUPE
   Mariaca Semprún
   [Our Plays LLC]

23. Best Contemporary/Tropical Fusion Album

1. ENERGÍA PARA REGALAR
   El Caribefunk
   [Independiente]
    
2. MI DERRIENGUE
   Riccie Oriach
   [Círculo Cuadrado]
    
3. MARIPOSAS
   Omara Portuondo
   [Bis Music]
    
4. ALTER EGO
   Prince Royce
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. CUMBIANA - WINNER
   Carlos Vives
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]

24. Best Tropical Song

1. BÚSCAME
   Kany García & Carlos Vives, songwriters (Kany García & Carlos Vives)
   Track from: Mesa Para Dos
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
2. CANCIÓN PARA RUBÉN - WINNER
   Rubén Blades & Carlos Vives, songwriters (Carlos Vives & Rubén Blades)
   Track from: Cumbiana
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
3. IMAGINARME SIN TI
   Elvis Crespo & Maribel Vega, songwriters (Elvis Crespo y Manny Cruz)
   [Flash Music]
    
4. QUÉDATE
   Paula Arenas, Debi Nova & Juan Pablo Vega, songwriters (Debi Nova & Pedro Capó)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. Y BASTA YA
   Pavel Nuñez, songwriter (Pavel Nuñez)
   [La Oreja Media Group, Inc]

Field 6 - Singer-Songwriter

25. Best Singer-Songwriter Album

1. SUBLIME
   Alex Cuba
   [Caracol Records]
    
2. RECIENTE (ADELANTO)
   El David Aguilar
   [Universal Music México S.A. De C.V.]
    
3. MESA PARA DOS - WINNER
   Kany García
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
4. 3:33
   Debi Nova
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
5. DESPUÉS DE TODO
   Yordano
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]

Field 7 - Regional-Mexican

26. Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album

1. ANTOLOGÍA DE LA MÚSICA RANCHERA
   Aida Cuevas
   [Cuevas]
    
2. HECHO EN MÉXICO - WINNER
   Alejandro Fernández
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
3. A LOS 4 VIENTOS VOL. 1 "RANCHERO"
   Eugenia León
   [Eugenia León]
    
4. BAILANDO SONES Y HUAPANGOS CON EL MARIACHI SOL DE MEXICO DE JOSÉ HERNÁNDEZ
   Mariachi Sol De Mexico De José Hernández
   [Serenata Records]
    
5. AYAYAY!
   Christian Nodal
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]

27. Best Banda Album

1. TE ENCONTRÉ
   Banda La Ejecutiva De Mazatlán Sinaloa
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]
    
2. AL REY JOSÉ ALFREDO JIMÉNEZ
   Banda Lirio
   [Luz Record]
    
3. PLAYLIST - WINNER
   Chiquis
   [UMLE - Fonovisa]
    
4. LABIOS MENTIROSOS
   La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De René Camacho
   [UMLE - Disa]
    
5. SALUD POR NUESTRO 25 ANIVERSARIO
   La Séptima Banda
   [Brava Entertainment]

28. Best Tejano Album

1. PA´LA PISTA Y PA'L PISTO, VOL. 1
   El Plan
   [Indepe Music]

2. LIVE IN MÉXICO - WINNER
   La Mafia
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]

3. 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONTIGO
   Jay Pérez And The Band
   [M Music & Entertainment Group, LLC / Freddie Records]

4. PELÍCULA, VOL. 1
   Siggno
   [Azteca Records, LLC]

5. IT'S TIME
   South Tx Homies
   [The M Group LLC]

29. Best Norteño Album

1. DE TERÁN PARA EL MUNDO
   Buyuchek, La Abuela Irma Silva
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]
    
2. SIMPLEMENTE GRACIAS
   Calibre 50
   [Disa/Calibre]
    
3. A LOS 4 VIENTOS VOL. 2 "NORTEÑO"
   Eugenia León
   [Eugenia León]
    
4. LA HISTORIA CONTINÚA
   Los Cardenales De Nuevo León
   [Independiente]
    
5. LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE AT FOLSOM PRISON - WINNER
   Los Tigres Del Norte
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]

30. Best Regional Song

1. AYAYAY!
   Christian Nodal, songwriter (Christian Nodal)
   [Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]
    
2. CABALLERO
   José Luis Roma, songwriter (Alejandro Fernández)
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
3. DEJARÉ
   Lupita Infante & Luciano Luna, songwriters (Lupita Infante)
   Track from: La Serenata
   [Guadalupita Music LLC/ONErpm]
    
4. #HASHTAG
   Gabriel Flores, Wences Romo & Jesus Turner, songwriters (Siggno)
   [Azteca Records, LLC]
    
5. MI RELIGIÓN - WINNER
   Natalia Lafourcade, songwriter (Natalia Lafourcade)
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]

Field 8 - Instrumental

31. Best Instrumental Album

1. PLAYS DANIEL FIGUEIREDO
   Leo Amuedo
   [MJC Music]
    
2. CARTOGRAFIAS
   Caetano Brasil
   [Caetano Brasil (dist. Tratore)]
    
3. SOTAVENTO
   Compasses
   [EBD Records]
    
4. FESTEJO
   Yamandu Costa Featuring Marcelo Jiran
   [Independiente]
    
5. TERRA - WINNER
   Daniel Minimalia
   [Rose Records]

Field 9 - Traditional

32. Best Folk Album

1. A CAPELLA - WINNER
   Susana Baca
   [Editora Pregon/Play Music Perú]
    
2. HISTORIAS CANTADAS
   Gaiteros De Pueblo Santo
   [Yawaro Record]
    
3. TOÑO GARCÍA: EL ÚLTIMO CACIQUE
   Los Gaiteros De San Jacinto
   [Llorona Records]
    
4. QUINTETO CON VOZ
   Quinteto Leopoldo Federico
   [Giovanni Parra/Teatro Colsubsidio Roberto Arias Pérez]
    
5. AGUIJE
   Tierra Adentro
   [IDS Music/Hit Music 21]

33. Best Tango Album

1. CONTEMPORARY TANGO TRILOGY
   Alejandro Fasanini
   [Artphonus]
    
2. TANGO ARGENTINO: GARDEL Y PIAZZOLLA
   Jorge Calandrelli
   [Forever Music/Cda Music Group Inc.]
    
3. FUELLE Y CUERDA - WINNER
   Gustavo Casenave
   [Audio Network]
    
4. COMME IL FAUT
   Pablo Estigarribia, Victor Lavallen y Horacio Cabarcos. 
   [Independiente]
    
5. TANGO SACRO
   Rodolfo Mederos & Cuarteto Q-Arte
   [Naku Records]

34. Best Flamenco Album

1. QUIMERAS DEL TIEMPO "ILUS3"
   zequiel Benitez
   [Lb Flamenco/Belayo Producciones S.L.]
    
2. TARDO ANTIGUO
   Antonio Campos
   [La Voz Del Flamenco]
    
3. VIVIR
   Naike Ponce
   [RockCD Records]
    
4. FLAMENCO SIN FRONTERAS - WINNER
   Antonio Rey
   [Independiente]
    
5. QUE SUENE EL CANTE
   ntonio Reyes
   [Lb Flamenco/Pelayo Producciones S.L.]

Field 10 - Jazz

35. Best Latin Jazz/Jazz Album

1. TRADICIONES
   Afro-Peruvian Jazz Orchestra
   [MVM Music]
    
2. ANTIDOTE
   Chick Corea & The Spanish Heart Band
   [Concord Jazz]
    
3. CARIB
   David Sánchez
   [Ropeadope / Stretch Music]
    
4. PUERTOS: MUSIC FROM INTERNATIONAL WATERS - WINNER
   Emilio Solla Tango Jazz Orchestra
   [Avantango Records]
    
5. SONERO: THE MUSIC OF ISMAEL RIVERA
   Miguel Zenón
   [Miel Music]

Field 11 - Christian

36. Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)

1. CAMINEMOS CON JESUS
   Tony Alonso
   [Gia Publications Inc.]
    
2. ÚNICO
   Amalfi
   [Zionic Music Corp.]
    
3. ATMÓSFERA
   Arthur Callazans
   [Grace House Music]
    
4. SOLDADOS - WINNER
   Alex Campos
   [Alex Campos]
    
5. ¿QUIÉN DIJO MIEDO?
   Gilberto Daza
   [Creation Music Group]
    
6. A LA MEDIANOCHE
   Elevation Worship
   [Elevation Worship Records]
    
7. HAY MÁS
   Hillsong Worship
   [Hillsong Music & Resources LLC]
    
8. ORIGEN Y ESENCIA
   Jesús Adrián Romero
   [Vastago Producciones]

37. Best Portuguese Language Christian Album

1. CATARSE: LADO A
   Daniela Araújo
   [ONErpm]
    
2. REINO - WINNER
   Aline Barros
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil ltda.]
    
3. PROFUNDO
   Ministério Mergulhar
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil ltda.]
    
4. MARIA PASSA À FRENTE
   Padre Marcelo Rossi
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil ltda.]
    
5. MEMÓRIAS II (AO VIVO EM BELO HORIZONTE / 2019 ]
   Eli Soares
   [Universal Music Christian Group]

Field 12 - Portuguese Language

38. Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album

1. N
   AnaVitória
   [Universal Music International]
    
2. ENQUANTO ESTAMOS DISTANTES
   As Bahias e a Cozinha Mineira
   [Universal Music International]
    
3. APKÁ! - WINNER
   Céu
   [Slap]
    
4. GUAIA
   Marcelo Jeneci
   [Slap]
    
5. EU
   Melim Featuring Você
   [Universal Music International]

39. Best Portuguese Language Rock or Alternative Album

1. AMARELO - WINNER
   Emicida
   [Laboratório Fantasma]
    
2. LITTLE ELECTRIC CHICKEN HEART
   Ana Frango Elétrico
   [Risco/Tratore]
    
3. LETRUX AOS PRANTOS
   Letrux
   [Altafonte]
    
4. UNIVERSO DO CANTO FALADO
   Rapadura
   [Nibiru Recordz]
    
5. NA MÃO AS FLORES
   Suricato
   [Universal Music International]

40. Best Samba/Pagode Album

1. MANGUEIRA - A MENINA DOS MEUS OLHOS
   Maria Bethânia
   [Quitanda / Biscoito Fino]
    
2. MARTINHO 8.0 - BANDEIRA DA FÉ: UM CONCERTO POP-CLÁSSICO (AO VIVO)
   Martinho da Vila
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil ltda.]
    
3. SAMBA JAZZ DE RAIZ, CLÁUDIO JORGE 70 - WINNER
   Cláudio Jorge
   [Mills Records]
    
4. FAZENDO SAMBA
   Moacyr Luz e Samba do Trabalhador
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
5. MAIS FELIZ
   Zeca Pagodinho
   [Zeca Pagodiscos / Universal Music Ltda.]

41. Best MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) Album

1. O AMOR NO CAOS VOLUME 2
   Zeca Baleiro
   [Saravá Discos]
    
2. BELO HORIZONTE - WINNER
   Toninho Horta & Orquestra Fantasma
   [Minas Records]
    
3. BLOCO NA RUA (DELUXE)
   Ney Matogrosso
   [Matogrosso / Som Livre]
    
4. PLANETA FOME
   Elza Soares
   [Deck]
    
5. CAETANO VELOSO & IVAN SACERDOTE
   Caetano Veloso & Ivan Sacerdote
   [Uns Produções / Universal Music International]

42. Best Sertaneja Music Album

1. #ISSO É CHURRASCO (AO VIVO) [DELUXE]
   Fernando & Sorocaba
   [Sony Music Entertainmnet Brasil ltda.]
    
2. ORIGENS [AO VIVO EM SETE LAGOAS, BRAZIL / 2019] - WINNER
   Paula Fernandes
   [Universal Music International]
    
3. LIVRE - VOL. 1
   Lauana Prado
   [Universal Music International]
    
4. CHURRASCO DO TELÓ VOL. 2
   Michel Teló
   [Som Livre]
    
5. POR MAIS BEIJOS AO VIVO (AO VIVO)
   Zé Neto & Cristiano
   [Som Livre]

43. Best Portuguese Language Roots Album

1. VEIA NORDESTINA - WINNER
   Mariana Aydar
   [Brisa Records]
    
2. AQUI ESTÁ-SE SOSSEGADO
   Camané & Mário Laginha
   [Warner Music Portugal, Lda]
    
3. ACASO CASA AO VIVO
   Mariene De Castro e Almério
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
4. TARGINO SEM LIMITES
   Targino Gondim
   [ONErpm]
    
5. OBATALÁ - UMA HOMENAGEM A MÃE CARMEN
   Grupo Ofa
   [Gege Produções Artísticas / Deck]
    
6. AUTÊNTICA
   Margareth Menezes
   [Estrela do Mar]

44. Best Portuguese Language Song

1. A TAL CANÇÃO PRA LUA (MICROFONADO)
   Vitor Kley, songwriter (Vitor Kley & Samuel Rosa)
   [Midas Music]
    
2. ABRICÓ-DE-MACACO - WINNER
   Francisco Bosco & João Bosco, songwriters (João Bosco)
   Track from: Abricó-de-Macaco
   [Som Livre]
    
3. AMARELO (SAMPLE: SUJEITO DE SORTE - BELCHIOR)
   Dj Duh, Emicida & Felipe Vassão, songwriters (Emicida Featuring Majur & Pabllo Vittar)
   [Laboratório Fantasma]
    
4. LIBERTAÇÃO
   Russo Passapusso, songwriter (Elza Soares & BaianaSystem Featuring Virgínia Rodrigues)
   [Deck]
    
5. PARDO
   Caetano Veloso, songwriter (Céu)
   Track from: APKÁ!
   [Slap]

Field 13 - Children's

45.Best Latin Children’s Album

1. VIVA LA FIESTA
   Colegio De Música De Medellín
   [Merlín Studios Producciones]
    
2. PASEO LUNAR
   The Lucky Band
   [Rainy Day Dimes Music]
    
3. ARTISTAS DE PROFESIÓN
   Sophia
   [NB Music]
    
4. CANTA Y JUEGA - WINNER
   Tina Kids
   [Tina Kids]
5. SONIDOS QUE CUENTAN
   Veleta Roja
   [Veleta Roja Editions]

Field 14 - Classical

46. Best Classical Album

1. ETERNAL GRATITUDE - WINNER
   Paulina Leisring & Domingo Pagliuca; Samuel Pilafian, album producer
    
2. JOSÉ ANTÔNIO DE ALMEIDA PRADO: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 1 - AURORA - CONCERTO FRIBOURGEOIS
   Fabio Mechetti, Conductor, Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra & Sonia Rubinsky, Soloist; Ulrich Schneider, album producer
    
3. KING MANGOBERRY: MUSIC OF RICARDO LORENZ
   Michigan State University Wind Symphony, Manuel Alejandro Rangel, Maracas & Kevin L. Sedatole, Conductor; Sergei Kvitko & David Thornton, album producers
    
4. LA VOZ DEL AVE
   Eddie Mora; Carlos Chaves & Eddie Mora, album producers
    
5. THE JULIET LETTERS
   Elena Rivera y El Cuarteto Latinoamericano; Jc Vertti, album producer

47. Best Classical Contemporary Composition

1. DUES PECES PER A PIANO
   Joan Magrané, composer (Noelia Rodiles)
   Track from: The Butterfly Effect
    
2. JOSE SEREBRIER: VARIACIONES SINFÓNICAS SOBRE B A C H PARA PIANO Y ORQUESTA
   José Serebrier, composer (José Serebrier, Alexandre Kantorow & RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra) Track from: Jose Serebrier Variaciones Sinfónicas Sobre B A C H Para Piano Y Orquesta
    
3. PATARUCO: CONCIERTO PARA MARACAS VENEZOLANAS Y SINFÓNICA DE VIENTOS
   Ricardo Lorenz, composer (Kevin L. Sedatole Conducting Michigan State University Wind Symphony, Manuel Alejandro Rangel, Maracas)
   Track from: King Mangoberry: Music Of Ricardo Lorenz
    
4. SACRE - WINNER
   Carlos Fernando López & José Valentino, composers (Carlos Fernando López)
   Track from: Lignarius
    
5. SINE NOMINE
   Eddie Mora, composer (Eddie Mora)
   Track from: La Voz Del Ave

Field 15 - Arranging

48. Best Arrangement

1. LA FLOR DE LA CANELA - WINNER
   Lorenzo Ferrero, arranger (Afro-Peruvian Jazz Orchestra)
   Track from: Tradiciones
   [Mvm Music]
    
2. TE EXTRAÑO
   Daniel Barón, arranger (Dani Barón)
   [DBaronMusic]
    
3. ASAS FECHADAS
   John Beasley & Maria Mendes, arrangers (Maria Mendes Featuring Metropole Orkest & John Beasley)
   Track from: Close To Me
   [Justin Time Records]
    
4. BÉSAME MUCHO
   Ariel García & Carlos Peña, arrangers (Carlos Peña y Su Big Band & Daniela Calvario)
   [The Sixth House]
    
5. GUAPANGUITO
   Rosino Serrano, arranger (Rosino Serrano & Orquesta Moderna Featuring Gianluca Littera & Alex Mercado)
   [Rosino Serrano Music]

Field 16 - Recording Package

49. Best Recording Package

1. JINETES DEL APOCALIPSIS
   Daniela Herrera Ramírez & Ricardo Pollman, art directors (Alejandro De La Garza)
   [Alejandro De La Garza]
    
2. LADO A
   Lucia Arias, Edgar Guerra & Fabli Soto, art directors (Alerta Rocket)
   [Fans Music]
    
3. MSDL - CANCIONES DENTRO DE CANCIONES
   Gorka Olmo & Vetusta Morla, art directors (Vetusta Morla)
   [Pequeño Salto Mortal]
    
4. SALTO AL COLOR
   Eva Amaral & Xabi Blanco, art directors (Amaral)
   [Gatorama Music, S.L.]
    
5. SOY PURO TEATRO - HOMENAJE A LA LUPE - WINNER
   Pedro Fajardo, art director (Mariaca Semprún)
   [Our Plays LLC]

Field 17 - Production

50. Best Engineered Album

1. AIRE (VERSIÓN DÍA)
   Eduardo Del Aguila, Keith Gretlein, Julian Prindle, Curt Schneider, Sasha Sirota & Oskar Winberg, engineers; Josh Gudwin, mixer; Colin Leonard, mastering engineer (Jesse & Joy)
   [Warner Music Latina]
    
2. APKÁ!
   Alexandre Fontanetti, Diogo Poças & Pupillo, engineers; Mike Cresswell, mixer; Felipe Tichauer, mastering engineer (Céu)
   [Urban Jungle/Six Degrees Records]
    
3. QUIMERA
   Mon Dvy, Alex Ferrer, Diogo Guerra, Felipe Guevara, Innercut, Red Mojo, Stego & Filipe Survival, mixers; Alex Ferrer & Carlos Hernández Carbonell, mastering engineers (Alba Reche)
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
4. SUBLIME
   John "Beetle" Bailey, engineer; John "Beetle" Bailey, mixer; Harry Hess, mastering engineer (Alex Cuba)
   [Caracol Records]
    
5. 3:33 - WINNER
   Daniel Bitrán Arizpe, Daniel Dávila, Justin Moshkevich, George Noriega, Erick Roman, Paul Rubinstein & JC Vertti, engineers; Miles Comaskey, Najeeb Jones & Tony Maserati, mixers; Dale Becker, mastering engineer (Debi Nova)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]

51. Producer of the Year

1. RAFA ARCAUTE
   • Buena (Manuel Medrano) (S)
   • Buenos Aires (Nathy Peluso) (S)
   • Business Woman (Nathy Peluso) (S)
   • Copa Glasé (Nathy Peluso) (S)
   • La Mentira (Dani Martin Featuring Joaquín Sabina) (S)
   • LALIGERA (Lali) (S)
   • Los Huesos (Dani Martin y Juanes) (S)
   • No Se Perdona (Rels B y Nathy Peluso) (S)
   • Quiero Vivir (Draco Rosa) (S)
   • Tutu (Remix) (Camilo, Shakira & Pedro Capó) (S)
    
2. EDUARDO CABRA "VISITANTE"
   • 2030 (LOUTA) (A)
   • Fallaste Nostradamus (Cuarteto De Nos) (T)
   • Mario Neta (Cuarteto De Nos) (T)
   • Mi Derriengue (Riccie Oriach) (A)
   • Orígenes (Sotomayor) (A)
   • Que Empiece El Juego (Cuarteto De Nos) (T)
   • Tiburones En El Bosque (Cuarteto De Nos) (T)
    
3. PABLO DÍAZ-REIXA "EL GUINCHO"
   • A Palé (Rosalía) (S)
   • Dio$ No$ Libre Del Dinero (Rosalía) (S)
   • Goteo (Paloma Mami) (S)
   • Juro Que (Rosalía) (S)
   • Me Quedo (Aitana, Lola Índigo) (T)
   • Yalo Yale (Dellafuente) (S)
   • Yo X Ti, Tu X Mi (Rosalía y Ozuna) (S)
    
4. GEORGE NORIEGA
   • Amor y Traición (Cabas) (S)
   • Mundo Paralelo (Monsieur Periné, Pedro Capó) (S)
   • No Ha Parado De Llover (Maná & Sebastián Yatra) (S)
   • No Le Llames Amor (Yuridia) (S)
   • No Pienso Volver (Ednita Nazario) (S)
   • No Vuelvas (Ednita Nazario) (S)
   • Puta (J Mena) (S)
   • Te Dejo Ir (Andrés Cepeda) (S)
   • Vamos A Mi Ritmo (Lasso & Isabela Souza) (S)
    
5. ANDRÉS TORRES, MAURICIO RENGIFO - WINNER
   • A Dónde Vamos (Morat) (S)
   • Cartagena (Fonseca & Silvestre Dangond) (S)
   • Colegio (Cali y El Dandee) (A)
   • Falta Amor (Sebastián Yatra, Ricky Martin) (S)
   • Girasoles (Luis Fonsi) (S)
   • Infinito (Andrés Cepeda & Jesse y Joy) (S)
   • + (Aitana & Cali y El Dandee) (S)
   • Mi Otra Mitad (Manuel Medrano) (S)
   • Minifalda (Greeicy y Juanes) (S)
   • Perdiendo La Cabeza (Carlos Rivera, Becky G & Pedro Capó) (S)
   • Recuerdo (Tini, Mau y Ricky) (S)
   • Runaway (Sebastián Yatra, Daddy Yankee, Natti Natasha & Jonas Brothers) (S)
   • TBT (Sebastián Yatra, Rauw Alejandro, Manuel Turizo) (S)

Field 18 - Music Video

52. Best Short Form Music Video

1. SACI (REMIX)
   BaianaSystem & Tropkillaz
   Rafael Kent, video director; Tânia Assumpção, Victor Ferrari & Rafael Marquez, video producers
   [Cave]
    
2. ROJO
   J Balvin
   Colin Tilley, video director; Jamee Ranta, video producer
   [Universal Music Latino / UMLE - Latino]
    
3. CUBANA
   Bivolt
   Gabriel Augusto & Quemuel Cornelius, video directors; Francesco Civita & Henrique Danieletto, video producers
   [Som Livre]
    
4. PARA YA
   Porter
   Alexis Gómez, video director; Aura Solís, video producer
   [Universal Music México S.A. de C.V./Story]
    
5. TKN - WINNER
   Rosalía & Travis Scott
   Nicolás Méndez aka CANADA, video director; Oscar Romagosa & Laura Serra Estorch, video producers
   [Columbia Records]

53. Best Long Form Music Video

1. UNA VUELTA AL SOL
   Amaia
   Marc Pujolar, video director; Alex Julià, Alfonso Lanza & Gabi Ruiz, video producers
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
2. THE WARRIOR WOMEN OF AFRO-PERUVIAN MUSIC
   Just Play Peru
   Matt Geraghty, Araceli Poma & Daniel Thissen, video directors; Matt Geraghty & Araceli Poma, video producers
   [Just Play Peru]
    
3. LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE AT FOLSOM PRISON
   Los Tigres Del Norte
   Tim Donahue, video director; Ilan Arboleda, Zach Horowitz, Los Tigres Del Norte & Jessicya Materano, video producers
   [CreativeChaosVMG]
    
4. RELATO DE LA MEMORIA FUTURO
   Siddhartha
   Arturo Fabián De La Fuente & Cristóbal González Camarena, video directors; Arturo Fabián De La Fuente & Cristóbal González Camarena, video producers
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
5. EL MUNDO PERDIDO DE CUMBIANA - WINNER
   Carlos Vives Carlos Felipe Montoya, video director; Isabel Cristina Vásquez, video producer
   [Mestiza Films]

J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Anitta & More: 10 Unforgettable Moments From The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs

Peso Pluma marked his musical destiny with a Tupac tribute tattoo in the center of his clavicle: "All Eyez On Me." 

The Mexican artist, born Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija, doesn't remember exactly what year he inked his chest. He knows it was well before his debut in music. Those four words reflected Peso's irrefutable confidence that the world's eyes would eventually be on him. 

The world's eyes are indeed on Peso Pluma. In less than two years, the singer achieved global fame by singing corridos tumbados, traversing a path never before trodden by a música Mexicana artist. 

At 25, Peso Pluma is at the forefront of a new generation of música Mexicana artists that have successfully modernized traditional Mexican rhythms, such as corridos, by infusing them with elements from urban music and a hip-hop aesthetic. The weight of representing an entire genre and a country could be great for some. But pressure doesn't affect Peso Pluma; on the contrary, it motivates him to keep working to exalt his roots. 

"We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. And that doesn't mean we have to slow down; it doesn't mean everything is over. This is the beginning of everything," Peso Pluma said in a TikTok video before a performance at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, Canada, a little over a year ago. 

Out June 20, Peso's extensive new album ÉXODO seeks to cement his global star status further. Over 24 tracks, the singer continues to explore corridos tumbados and digs into his urban side via much-awaited collaborations with reggaeton and hip-hop icons. Among those big names is Peso's teenage idol, the American rapper and producer Quavo, as well as further afield collaborations with Cardi B.  

"ÉXODO is a project I've been working on for over a year before we even won the GRAMMY. GÉNESIS was an incredibly special project, and I knew we couldn't make the same diamond twice," the singer tells GRAMMY.com in a written interview. 

Peso Pluma's path to the global stage has been lightning-fast. While he started releasing songs in 2020, Peso will remember March 2023 as the month that propelled him into global mega-stardom. His collaboration with Eslabón Armado on "Ella Baila Sola" led him to become a household name outside his native Mexico.  

The hit resonated with an audience eager for new sounds, accompanying social media videos and surpassing a billion streams on Spotify. "Ella Baila Sola" became the first Mexican music track to top the platform's global chart. On Billboard, it conquered No. 1 on the magazine's Global 200 chart for six weeks and reached the coveted No. 4 spot on the Hot 100 chart. The mega-hit took Peso Pluma and Eslabon Armado to make their Latin GRAMMY stage debut in November with an electrifying performance.  

Another collaboration, "La Bebe (Remix)" with Mexican reggaeton artist Yng Lvcas, released a day after "Ella Baila Sola," also contributed to Peso Pluma's virality in a completely different genre, but one in which he feels comfortable: urban music. 

Learn more: Peso Pluma's 10 Biggest Collabs: From "Bzrp Sessions" To "Ella Baila Sola" &"Igual Que Un Ángel" 

As Peso Pluma gained traction with a global audience, his February 2022 single with Raúl Vega, put him, for better or worse, on the map in Mexico. The warlike content of "El Belicón" lyrics and video clip attracted attention for the way it allegedly promoted narcoculture. 

Despite growing criticism, Peso Pluma remained tight-lipped regarding references to high-profile members of the Mexican drug trade, as well as drug use and trafficking. In a rare admission to GQ magazine, the singer explained this is a "delicate subject to talk about, but you have to touch on it with transparency — because it's the reality of things." 

"In hip-hop, in rap, just like in corridos, and other urban music like reggaeton, it talks about reality. We're not promoting delinquency at all. We're only talking about things that happen in real life," the singer explained.

With the success of "El Belicón" and "Ella Baila Sola" under his belt, Peso Pluma released GÉNESIS in June 2023. Despite being his third album, Peso considers it his true debut in music. 

"I didn't want to delete my previous albums [Efectos Secundario and Ah Y Que?] because they represent my beginnings," Peso told Billboard in a cover story published a few weeks after the release of GÉNESIS. In the same conversation, the singer said he saw himself winning his first GRAMMY and breaking more records. 

Read more: 5 Takeaways From Peso Pluma's New Album 'GÉNESIS' 

In February 2024, Peso Pluma did just that. He took home the golden gramophone for Best Música Mexicana Album (Including Tejano) — his first GRAMMY Award. This victory didn't weigh on him as he approached his next production. "It pushed me to want to create something different that the fans haven't heard from me before," Peso Pluma tells GRAMMY.com. 

While GÉNESIS and ÉXODO may differ in substance, they share similarities beyond music. That both records pull from the Bible for their names is not a random occurrence; the opening book of the Hebrew and Christian Bible delves into the genesis of creation, while the Book of Exodus explores the themes of liberation, redemption, and Moses' role in leading the Israelites through the uncharted waters of the Red Sea. 

"ÉXODO is the continuation of GÉNESIS, which was the beginning," Peso Pluma explains to GRAMMY.com. "ÉXODO means new beginnings, a new era for me. We are preparing for the next chapter, and that's what we are doing for Mexican music, paving the way, laying the groundwork for what's next because it doesn't stop here."  

His "sophomore" album is divided into two discs: the first is corridos, and the second is urban. It also continues the line of collaborations, with twenty tracks where Peso Pluma shares the limelight. 

"Some of my fans were craving música Mexicana, and some were craving urbano, and I wanted to give them everything while still staying true to myself and choosing songs and lyrics that spoke to me," he continues.  

ÉXODO's disc one starts with "LA DURANGO," the album's fourth single, featuring Eslabon Armando and Junior H. In the record, he also invites collaborators such as Natanael Cano and Gabito Ballesteros for "VINO TINTO" and Mexican rising star Ivan Cornejo on the melancholic "RELOJ," among others. 

For Side B, Peso enlisted heavyweights from the urban genre in the Anglo and Latin markets: Anitta in the steamy "BELLAKEO," Rich The Kid in the bilingual "GIMME A SECOND," and Quavo in the existential trap "PA NO PENSAR." Cardi B, Arcángel, Ryan Castro, Kenia OS, and DJ Snake complete ÉXODO's genre crossover. 

In ÉXODO, luxury, drugs, alcohol, and women continue to take center stage in the lyrics, accompanied by fast-paced guitar-driven melodies and reverb-dense vocals. However, the production sheds light on the vulnerable side of Peso and explores the unexpected consequences of becoming globally famous. 

"Fans really get to see the other side of the coin; there are two sides to me. It's darker, rawer," Peso says about the record. 

In the songs "HOLLYWOOD" and "LA PATRULLA," for example, Peso details how this musical path keeps him up at night, as well as his aspirations, and how he remains the same despite his success. 

Perhaps one of the deepest and rawest songs on the album is "14:14," a track inspired by the Bible verse 14:14 from the Book of Exodus, which, the singer explains, was fundamental amidst the turbulence he faced on the way to global stardom. 

"[The] verse 14:14 says 'The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still.' This verse couldn't be truer," Peso Pluma says. "Over time, I learned to really trust in this and believe that some things are not up to me and I should trust the process."  

In the song — one of the few on the album without a collaboration — Peso references the challenges of his profession and how his faith has kept him afloat amid the vicissitudes. "Things from the job that no one understands/I hide the rosary under my shirt so I don't poison myself, so I don't feel guilty/because whatever happens, the Boss will forgive me," he sings.

In "BRUCE WAYNE," Peso Pluma croons about the passionate feelings his career arouses: "First they love you, and then they hate you/wishing the worst, envy and death," the song says. 

The singer resorts to comparing himself to a superhero figure again. In an unusual twist, Peso crosses comic universes, moving from his now traditional reference to Spider-Man to one from the DC Comics world: Bruce Wayne, Batman's secret identity. A wealthy man, part of Gotham's high society, Bruce Wayne is known for transforming his darkness into power while remaining reserved and isolated.  

"Everyone has two sides of them, even me," Peso tells GRAMMY.com. "Peso Pluma on stage is a high-energy person, someone who is powerful and dominates a show and isn't afraid of anything. And then there is Hassan, who's chill and more relaxed and who deals with all the realities of life." 

During the year and a half it took him to complete ÉXODO, Peso Pluma had to deal with the diverse nuances of a global star's life, including a widely publicized breakup from Argentine rapper/singer Nicki Nicole, the cancellation of one of his shows in October 2023 after a Mexico drug cartel issued a death threat against him, and a media frenzy over his alleged admission to a rehabilitation clinic, the latest a rumor he laid to rest during a March interview with Rolling Stone for his Future of Music cover story. 

"The reality is, all these days, I've been in the studio working on ÉXODO," the artist explained to Rolling Stone. 

Most of 2023 was a successful balancing act for Peso Pluma, who combined touring, an album release, rare media engagements, two Coachella appearances, all the while developing another record. According to the singer, ÉXODO was created in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Mexico. "We go to the studio everywhere!" Peso says. "It doesn't really matter where we are; I love to get into the studio and work when we have free time." 

Like GÉNESIS, ÉXODO will be released via Peso Pluma's Double P Records, of which he is the CEO and A&R. Much of the talent the Mexican singer has signed to his label took part in the album's production, and songwriting process. 

"For the Mexican music side, I had the whole [touring] band with me; I like to have them involved in the process so that we can all give our input on how it sounds, discuss what we think needs to be changed, create new ideas," he explains. 

Peso Pluma knows that echoing the success of 2023 is no easy task. He was the most streamed artist in the U.S. on YouTube, surpassing Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny, and was the second most-listened to Latin artist in the country, amassing an impressive 1.9 billion streams, according to Luminate. 

Música Mexicana emerged as one of the most successful genres in 2023, witnessing a remarkable 60 percent surge in streaming numbers, adds Luminate's annual report, crediting Peso Pluma along Eslabon Armado, Junior H, and Fuerza Regida as part of this success. 

Collaborations on and off the mic have undoubtedly played a significant role in the rise of Música Mexicana on the global stage. Peso knows that the key to continuing onward is teaming up with renowned artists inside and outside his genre. 

"All of us coming together is what pushed música Mexicana to go global," the singer affirms. "We showed the world what Mexico has to offer, and now no one can deny the power and talent we have in our country."  

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The Latin Recording Academy today announced that 18-time Latin GRAMMY winner and two-time GRAMMY winner Carlos Vives will be the 2024 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year. He will be honored at a star-studded gala leading up to the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, which this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Latin GRAMMY Awards.

The heartfelt tribute concert will honor Vives' celebrated career, which spans more than 30 years as a multifaceted singer and composer, and will feature renditions of his renowned repertoire performed by an array of notable artists and friends. In addition to his achievements in music, the 2024 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year gala will honor Vives' continued commitment to environmental and social initiatives.

Details about the coveted event, which takes place during the 2024 Latin GRAMMY Week in Miami, will be announced at a later date.

An architect of Latin music's ongoing evolution and global expansion, Carlos Vives is one of the most respected artists in Spanish-language music around the world. He helped pioneer a new Latin American sound, redefining traditional Colombian vallenato by incorporating pop and rock. The first Colombian to win a GRAMMY Award, he boasts more than 10 billion streams on digital platforms, 20 million albums sold, and enduring hits like "La Gota Fría," "Pa' Mayte," "La Tierra Del Olvido," "Fruta Fresca" and "Volví A Nacer."

Vives has become an ambassador of Colombian and Latin American culture around the world, and his commitment also transcends the musical realm. In 2015, he created the Tras La Perla initiative to promote the sustainable development of Santa Marta and its ecosystem.

In addition, he created the Escuela de Música Río Grande to offer artistic experiences to children and young people and founded the record label Gaira Música Local to promote new Colombian talent. As part of his ongoing commitment to music education, Vives has been a strong advocate and generous supporter of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation since its inception and sponsored its annual Prodigy Scholarship in 2018.

"Carlos Vives is one of the most prolific and beloved artists of our time, whose commitment to Latin music and support for the new generations truly personifies the values of our Academy," Latin Recording Academy CEO Manuel Abud said in a statement. "We honor him as our Person of the Year for his vast contributions to our musical heritage and for his many philanthropic initiatives."

"I am honored and moved to have been chosen as the 2024 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year. It is the reward for an authentic journey, for a wonderful team, and, above all, it is the recognition of the musical spirits of our Latin American diversity," Vives said in a statement. "These spirits taught us to love and enrich our language, to take care of it, and to respect it in order to exalt humanity with it."

The Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year honors musicians and their artistic achievements in the Latin music industry as well as their humanitarian efforts. The past honorees are Laura Pausini (2023), Marco Antonio Solís (2022), Rubén Blades (2021), Juanes (2019), Maná (2018), Alejandro Sanz (2017), Marc Anthony (2016), Roberto Carlos (2015), Joan Manuel Serrat (2014), Miguel Bosé (2013), Caetano Veloso (2012), Shakira (2011), Plácido Domingo (2010), Juan Gabriel (2009), Gloria Estefan (2008), Juan Luis Guerra (2007), Ricky Martin (2006), José José (2005), Carlos Santana (2004), Gilberto Gil (2003), Vicente Fernández (2002), Julio Iglesias (2001), and Emilio Estefan (2000).

Net proceeds from the Latin Academy Person of the Year Gala will go toward the charitable work of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation.

The 2024 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year gala will take place days ahead of the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, which take place Thursday, Nov. 14, in Miami at Kaseya Center, in partnership with Miami-Dade County and the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). The nominations for the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs will be announced Tuesday, Sept. 17.

This year, the Latin Recording Academy will introduce two new Latin GRAMMY categories and a new field: Best Latin Electronic Music Performance, housed within the new Electronic Music Field, and Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album (Regional-Mexican Field). These additions also include several changes, including additional category amendments, to be added to the 2024 Latin GRAMMY Awards Process.

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Since 1959, the GRAMMY Award has been music’s most coveted honor. Each year at the annual GRAMMY Awards, GRAMMY-winning and -nominated artists are recognized for their musical excellence by their peers. Their lives are forever changed — so are their career trajectories. And when you have questions about the GRAMMYs, we have answers.

Here are seven facts to know about the value of the GRAMMY trophy.

How Much Does A GRAMMY Trophy Cost To Make?

The cost to produce a GRAMMY Award trophy, including labor and materials, is nearly $800. Bob Graves, who cast the original GRAMMY mold inside his garage in 1958, passed on his legacy to John Billings, his neighbor, in 1983. Billings, also known as "The GRAMMY Man," designed the current model in use, which debuted in 1991.

How Long Does It Take To Make A GRAMMY Trophy?

Billings and his crew work on making GRAMMY trophies throughout the year. Each GRAMMY is handmade, and each GRAMMY Award trophy takes 15 hours to produce. 

Where Are The GRAMMY Trophies Made?

While Los Angeles is the headquarters of the Recording Academy and the GRAMMYs, and regularly the home of the annual GRAMMY Awards, GRAMMY trophies are produced at Billings Artworks in Ridgway, Colorado, about 800 miles away from L.A.

Is The GRAMMY Award Made Of Real Gold?

GRAMMY Awards are made of a trademarked alloy called "Grammium" — a secret zinc alloy — and are plated with 24-karat gold.

How Many GRAMMY Trophies Are Made Per Year?

Approximately 600-800 GRAMMY Award trophies are produced per year. This includes both GRAMMY Awards and Latin GRAMMY Awards for the two Academies; the number of GRAMMYs manufactured each year always depends on the number of winners and Categories we award across both award shows.

Fun fact: The two GRAMMY trophies have different-colored bases. The GRAMMY Award has a black base, while the Latin GRAMMY Award has a burgundy base.

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How Much Does A GRAMMY Weigh?

The GRAMMY trophy weighs approximately 5 pounds. The trophy's height is 9-and-a-half inches. The trophy's width is nearly 6 inches by 6 inches.

What Is The True Value Of A GRAMMY?

Winning a GRAMMY, and even just being nominated for a GRAMMY, has an immeasurable positive impact on the nominated and winning artists. It opens up new career avenues, builds global awareness of artists, and ultimately solidifies a creator’s place in history. Since the GRAMMY Award is the only peer-voted award in music, this means artists are recognized, awarded and celebrated by those in their fields and industries, ultimately making the value of a GRAMMY truly priceless and immeasurable.

In an interview featured in the 2024 GRAMMYs program book, two-time GRAMMY winner Lauren Daigle spoke of the value and impact of a GRAMMY Award. "Time has passed since I got my [first] GRAMMYs, but the rooms that I am now able to sit in, with some of the most incredible writers, producers and performers on the planet, is truly the greatest gift of all." 

"Once you have that credential, it's a different certification. It definitely holds weight," two-time GRAMMY winner Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter of the Roots added. "It's a huge stamp as far as branding, businesswise, achievement-wise and in every regard. What the GRAMMY means to people, fans and artists is ever-evolving." 

As Billboard explains, artists will often see significant boosts in album sales and streaming numbers after winning a GRAMMY or performing on the GRAMMY stage. This is known as the "GRAMMY Effect," an industry phenomenon in which a GRAMMY accolade directly influences the music biz and the wider popular culture. 

For new artists in particular, the "GRAMMY Effect" has immensely helped rising creators reach new professional heights. Samara Joy, who won the GRAMMY for Best New Artist at the 2023 GRAMMYs, saw a 989% boost in sales and a 670% increase in on-demand streams for her album Linger Awhile, which won the GRAMMY for Best Jazz Vocal Album that same night. H.E.R., a former Best New Artist nominee, saw a massive 6,771% increase in song sales for her hit “I Can’t Breathe” on the day it won the GRAMMY for Song Of The Year at the 2021 GRAMMYs, compared to the day before, Rolling Stone reports. 

Throughout the decades, past Best New Artist winners have continued to dominate the music industry and charts since taking home the GRAMMY gold — and continue to do so to this day. Recently, Best New Artist winners dominated the music industry and charts in 2023: Billie Eilish (2020 winner) sold 2 million equivalent album units, Olivia Rodrigo (2022 winner) sold 2.1 million equivalent album units, and Adele (2009 winner) sold 1.3 million equivalent album units. Elsewhere, past Best New Artist winners have gone on to star in major Hollywood blockbusters (Dua Lipa); headline arena tours and sign major brand deals (Megan Thee Stallion); become LGBTIA+ icons (Sam Smith); and reach multiplatinum status (John Legend).

Most recently, several winners, nominees and performers at the 2024 GRAMMYs saw significant bumps in U.S. streams and sales: Tracy Chapman's classic, GRAMMY-winning single "Fast Car," which she performed alongside Luke Combs, returned to the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the first time since 1988, when the song was originally released, according to Billboard. Fellow icon Joni Mitchell saw her ‘60s classic “Both Sides, Now,” hit the top 10 on the Digital Song Sales chart, Billboard reports.

In addition to financial gains, artists also experience significant professional wins as a result of their GRAMMY accolades. For instance, after she won the GRAMMY for Best Reggae Album for Rapture at the 2020 GRAMMYs, Koffee signed a U.S. record deal; after his first GRAMMYs in 2014, Kendrick Lamar saw a 349% increase in his Instagram following, Billboard reports. 

Visit our interactive GRAMMY Awards Journey page to learn more about the GRAMMY Awards and the voting process behind the annual ceremony.

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The Latin Recording Academy today announced that the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, officially known as the 25th Latin GRAMMY Awards, will take place on Thursday, Nov. 14, in Miami at Kaseya Center, in partnership with Miami-Dade County and the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). Additionally, the nominations for the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs will be announced Tuesday, Sept. 17.

The 2024 Latin GRAMMYs celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Latin GRAMMY Awards, a momentous milestone for the Latin Recording Academy. The show's return to Miami is also a homecoming for the Latin GRAMMYs, returning to the place it calls home, where the Latin Recording Academy's journey commenced and where its headquarters remain today. The 2024 Latin GRAMMYs mark the third time that the Latin GRAMMYs will be held in Miami: The first time took place in 2003 and the second time took place in 2020, when the show was closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The three-hour telecast of the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, produced by TelevisaUnivision, will air live on Univision, Galavisión, and ViX on Thursday, Nov. 14, beginning at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. CT), preceded by a one-hour pre-show starting at 7 p.m. ET/PT.

The 2024 Latin GRAMMYs will see the debut of a new Field and several new Latin GRAMMY Categories, including Best Latin Electronic Music Performance, housed within the new Electronic Music Field, and Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album (Regional-Mexican Field), among other changes.

Ahead of the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, the Latin Recording Academy will host multiple official Latin GRAMMY Week 2024 events throughout Miami-Dade County, including marquee events like Leading Ladies of Entertainment, the Best New Artist Showcase, Special Awards Presentation, Nominee Reception, Person of the Year, and the Premiere Ceremony preceding the telecast. More details on the official Latin GRAMMY Week 2024 events and calendar will be announced in the coming months.

The news of the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs was announced via a press conference in Miami today. Watch the full press conference, featuring Latin Recording Academy CEO Manuel Abud, below.

"Since our first awards presentation in the year 2000, the Latin GRAMMYs have provided an international spotlight for Latin music second to none and provided iconic performances that have become part of global music and pop culture history.  We are thrilled to celebrate our 25th anniversary in Miami," Latin Recording Academy CEO Manuel Abud said. "Miami has evolved to become the epicenter of Latin entertainment and we are grateful for the community support and enthusiasm we have received."

"Welcome home, Latin GRAMMYs! As the cultural capital for Latinos in the United States, there's no better place than Miami-Dade to host the best of Latin music and entertainment," said Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. "It's a true honor to host this incredible event once again and welcome people from all over the world to enjoy the vibrant and diverse cultural hub we call home. This event celebrates the very best in music, and we are proud to showcase Miami's unique energy, where music and culture collide in the most spectacular way."

"We are excited to bring to life the landmark 25-year celebration of the Latin GRAMMYs from the city we call home – the city where Hispanic culture has flourished as a driving force of influence and impact globally," said Ignacio Meyer, President of Univision Television Networks Group at TelevisaUnivision. "As the Home of Latin Music, we're excited to deliver yet another unforgettable night of excellence in music, grounded in our passion and unwavering commitment to shining a bright light on the most culture-defining moments for Spanish-speaking audiences worldwide."

"This announcement underscores Greater Miami's status as a global hub at the intersection of multicultural music, entertainment, events and tourism," said David Whitaker, president and CEO of The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau. "On behalf of the travel and hospitality industry of Greater Miami, we are absolutely thrilled by the news that the 25th Latin GRAMMYs is returning home to Miami – bringing with it an influx of visitors eager to experience the excitement and energy of this iconic destination."

The Latin GRAMMY Awards are the preeminent international honor and the only peer-selected award celebrating excellence in Latin music worldwide.

Additional key dates for the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs include:

• July 24, 2024 — Aug. 5,2024:  First Round of Voting

• Sept. 17, 2024: Nominations Announcement

• Sept. 27, 2024 — Oct. 10, 2024: Final Round of Voting

Visit the Latin Recording Academy website for more information regarding the 2024 Latin GRAMMY Awards season.

Join the conversation online and share the official hashtags on all popular social media platforms: #LatinGRAMMY #25AñosDeExcelencia. 

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