The 2024 Latin Grammy Awards celebrated their 25th anniversary with a series of standout performances at Miami's Kaseya Center. Highlights included Marc Anthony and La India's powerful rendition of "Vivir lo Nuestro," Carlos Vives' energetic medley, and Pitbull's collaboration with Bon Jovi. Rising stars like Kali Uchis, Elena Rose, and Emilia showcased the future of Latin music, while established artists like Juan Luis Guerra and Alejandro Fernández delivered memorable performances. The event emphasized both tradition and innovation in Latin music.
The 2024 Latin GRAMMYs celebrated its 25th anniversary with a focus on honoring Latin music's rich legacy and contemporary stars. Highlights included Carlos Vives being named Person of the Year, Juan Luis Guerra winning multiple awards including Album of the Year, and heartfelt tributes to late legends like Juan Gabriel. Performances spanned genres from salsa to reggaetón, showcasing the diversity and evolution of Latin music. Karol G's emotional acceptance speech emphasized the importance of family and mental health, while the event also spotlighted rising stars and celebrated the contributions of women in the industry.
At the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, Brazilian artists Anitta and Tiago Iorc delivered a heartfelt acoustic performance of Anitta's "Mil Veces" and a tribute to the late Sérgio Mendes with "Mas Que Nada." The event celebrated Latin music's rich heritage, with Anitta nominated for Record Of The Year and Iorc for Best Singer-Songwriter Song. The ceremony also honored legends like Carlos Vives and Juan Luis Guerra, highlighting the enduring influence of Latin music genres.
The 2024 Latin Grammy Awards celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Kaseya Center in Miami, highlighting the rapid growth of Latin music. Juan Luis Guerra was the night's biggest winner, taking home Album of the Year for "Radio Güira" and Record of the Year for "Mambo 23." Jorge Drexler won Song of the Year with "Derrumbe," dedicating it to his late father. Carlos Vives was honored as Person of the Year, and Edgar Barrera led with nine nominations, winning three awards. The event featured performances by stars like Marc Anthony, Anitta, and Bon Jovi, celebrating both legendary and emerging Latin artists.
The 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, marking the 25th anniversary of the awards, will be held on November 14 in Miami at the Kaseya Center. The event will feature performances from a diverse lineup of artists, including Ángela Aguilar, Rauw Alejandro, and Carlos Vives, among others. Hosted by Andy García and Roselyn Sánchez, the ceremony will be broadcast live on Univision and other networks. The awards will introduce new categories, such as Best Latin Electronic Music Performance. The Latin GRAMMY Premiere, featuring additional performances, will precede the main event.
Karol G made history by winning the Grammy Award for best música urbana album for "Mañana Será Bonito," becoming the first female artist in Spanish to top the Billboard 200. Other Latin winners at the 2024 Grammys include Peso Pluma for best música mexicana álbum, Gaby Moreno for best Latin pop album, Juanes and Natalia Lafourcade for best Latin rock or alternative album, Rubén Blades for best tropical Latin album, and Miguel Zenón and Luis Perdomo for best Latin jazz album. Additionally, several Latin American artists competed in global music categories, with notable nominees and winners in various genres.
Karol G, Shakira, and Natalia Lafourcade were the big winners at the 24th annual Latin Grammy Awards, which took place in Seville, Spain, marking the first time the ceremony was held outside the United States. Karol G won Album of the Year, becoming the first woman to win a Latin Grammy for música urbana album. Shakira shared the Song of the Year award for her collaboration with Bizarrap, and Natalia Lafourcade won Record of the Year. The event highlighted the influence of Spain and flamenco on Latin music.
The 2023 Latin GRAMMYs showcased incredible moments, including Rosalía's heartfelt performance, the unity between Spain and Latin America, Shakira's empowering collaboration, the celebration of emerging talent, the rise of Mexican music, Laura Pausini's nostalgic artistry, genre-bending performances, the beauty of exquisite singing and songwriting, and the incorporation of hip-hop into Latin music. Additionally, rapper and reggaetón star Arcángel discussed his creative process and the challenges of fame, while Feid delivered a colorful performance and Christina Aguilera celebrated her Latin heritage at the awards show. The red carpet fashion was also a highlight, with artists showcasing their individuality and creativity.
Peso Pluma, the breakout star of regional Mexican music, discusses his recent success, including his hit song "Ella Baila Sola" reaching the Top 10 on Billboard's Hot 100 and his collaboration with Bizarrap hitting Number One on Spotify's Global charts. He talks about his musical influences, surprising collaborations, and his dreams of winning a Grammy. Peso Pluma also highlights the importance of representing Mexican culture and supporting fellow artists in the genre.
