CBS & Paramount+ to Release Jennifer Lopez’s Las Vegas Residency Concert Film on Thanksgiving

Jennifer Lopez is giving her fans reason to be grateful this Thanksgiving.

The 57-year-old Puerto Rican superstar will release her Las Vegas residency concert film on the holiday.

Jennifer LopezCBS and Paramount+ have released the teaser for The JLO Show: Live in Las Vegas, premiering Thursday, November 26 at 8 p.m. ET/PT with an extended version exclusively available on the streaming platform, featuring the final performance of the two-time Grammy nominee’s sold-out, 12-show residency earlier this year at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

Tracing her journey from the Bronx to global icon, Lopez blends her most iconic hits with personal storytelling, featuring artists and songs that influenced her, and backed by a full orchestra, vocal ensemble and 16 dancers.

Told in four acts — “Act I: I’ll See You in My Dreams,” “Act II: Tales from Manhattan,” “Act III: Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill” and “Act IV: Shall We Dance” — The JLO Show celebrates Lopez’s more than 20 years of music, with new renditions of “Waiting for Tonight,” “Jenny from the Block,” “Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” “Get Right,” “On the Floor” and “Let’s Get Loud.”

The Thanksgiving premiere date is a nod to Lopez’s family tradition of watching movie musicals with family over the holiday.

Ariana DeBose to Co-Headline Fetch Pet Gala

Ariana DeBose is preparing for a fetchin’ good time.

The half-Afro-Puerto Rican Oscar-winning actress will co-headline the second annual Fetch Pet Gala, hosted by Fetch Pet Insurance, on Monday, October 19, at The Carlyle in New York City.

Ariana DeBose,The West Side Story star will co-host alongside fellow Broadway stars Bernadette Peters and Darren Criss.

This year’s gala will benefit four primary beneficiaries: Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway Barks, Wags & Walks and North Shore Animal League America.

The gala will begin on The Green Carpet, featuring shelter dogs ready for adoption from North Shore Animal League America.

Guests will then take their seats in the iconic Café Carlyle for dinner and performances by the three headliners.

The night concludes with the Fetch Pet After Party, featuring a performance by a surprise guest. (Last year’s surprise guest was John Legend.)

The October 19 event sold out months ago by building on the success of last year’s inaugural celebration featuring Peters, Sutton Foster and Leslie Odom, Jr.

DeBose won an Oscar for her supporting role in the reboot of West Side Story and was nominated for a Tony Award for Summer: The Donna Summer Musical.

DeBose has hosted the Tony Awards three times.

“The Fetch Pet Gala is a one-of-a-kind celebration to honor and support incredible organizations that do lifesaving work for pets in need,” Paul Guyardo, president & CEO of Fetch Pet Insurance, said in a statement. “We’re extremely grateful to the entertainers, partners and donors who make the evening possible and believe in our philanthropic goal of providing essential care to pets, no matter the financial circumstances of their families.”

Fetch Pet Insurance has raised more than $14.6 million for charitable organizations and initiatives supporting animals and the people who care for them.

“Through our grants across the country, we see how important it is for people facing illness or hardship to be able to care for the animals who are such an essential part of their families,” added Danny Whitman, executive director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. “There’s extraordinary comfort in having a beloved pet beside you, especially when life gets difficult. We’re grateful to Fetch Pet Insurance for bringing together this remarkable community to celebrate that bond and help make sure it can continue. Broadway Cares will continue to fight for the most vulnerable among us – with two legs and with four legs.”

John Leguizamo to Star as a Villain in “Miami Vice ’85”

John Leguizamo is breaking bad

The 66-year-old Colombian actor will star as a villain in Universal and Joseph Kosinski’s upcoming Miami Vice ’85.

John LeguizamoAustin Butler and Michael B. Jordan are set to star in the film, with Kosinski directing.

 Whitney PeakAlden EhrenreichCamila Morrone and Danny Ramirez co-star.

Miami Vice ’85, with a screenplay by Dan Gilroy, explores the glamour and corruption of mid-1980s Miami in an all-new version of Miami Vice, inspired by the pilot episode of the landmark 1984-90 NBC series.

The movie will be filmed for Imax and is set for release on May 19, 2028.

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While unconfirmed, sources say Leguizamo will play a cartel boss in the pic.

The role marks a full circle moment for Leguizamo who appeared in multiple episodes of Miami Vice in the 1980s at the start of his career.

The film is produced by Dylan Clark/Dylan Clark Productions and Kosinski. Gilroy’s script is based on characters created by Anthony Yerkovich from the series he executive produced with Michael Mann; Eric Warren Singer wrote an earlier draft of the screenplay.

Universal and Leguizamo are coming off a strong summer where he not only had his scene-stealing role in Universal’s biggest box office hit ever, The Odyssey, but also reunited with Matt Damon in a key role for the untitled event pic from the Daniels that is currently filming.

Leguizamo also recently shot Universal’s upcoming Exorcist movie starring Scarlett Johansson and can be seen next in Bullet Catch. 

Karol G Notches First Multi-Week No. 1 on Billboard’s Global Charts with Judeline & Rusowsky-Collab “BbY WOW”

Karol G is still WOW-ing global audiences with her latest single…

The 35-year-old Colombian Grammy-winning superstar’s latest single “BbY WOW,” a collaboration with Judeline and Rusowsky, has scored a second week at No. 1 on both the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts dated September 19.

Judeline & Rusowsky, Karol GIt also marks Karol G’s first multi-week leader on the lists.

She previously topped each chart with “TQG,” with Shakira, in the song’s debut week in March 2023.

“BbY WOW” became the first No. 1 on the surveys for both Judeline and rusowsky.

The track continues as the biggest song in the world with 52.9 million streams (up 25% week over week) and 1,000 sold (up 24%) worldwide September 4-10, according to Luminate. It totaled 40 million streams (up 30%) outside the U.S.

Additionally, “BbY WOW” bounds 16-10 on the U.S.-based Billboard Hot 100, where it’s Karol G’s second Hot 100 top 10, after “TQG” reached No. 7, and Judeline and rusowsky’s first each.

“BbY WOW” concurrently leads the multimetric Hot Latin Songs chart for a fourth week.

The single appears on Karol G’s LP No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, which in August debuted at No. 1 on Top Latin Albums.

The Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts rank songs based on streaming and sales activity culled from more than 200 territories around the world, as compiled by Luminate. The Global 200 is inclusive of worldwide data and the Global Excl. U.S. chart comprises data from territories excluding the United States.

Chart ranks are based on a weighted formula incorporating official-only streams on both subscription and ad-supported tiers of audio and video music services, as well as download sales, the latter of which reflect purchases from full-service digital music retailers from around the world, with sales from direct-to-consumer (D2C) sites excluded from the charts’ calculations.

Ismael Cruz Córdova to Star Opposite Bad Bunny in Residente’s “Porto Rico”

Ismael Cruz Córdova has landed a rico role…

The 39-year-old Puerto Rican actor has joined the cast of René “Residente” Pérez Joglar’s feature film screenwriting and directing debut, Porto Rico.

Ismael Cruz CórdovaCameras are officially rolling in the Dominican Republic on the film starring Benito “Bad Bunny” Martínez Ocasio, Viggo Mortensen and Edward Norton.

Cruz Córdova is one of 11 new additions to the cast. Others include: Richard GaddRhenzy Feliz, Daniel Brühl, Latin music icon Rubén Blades, Alberto Guerra, Marcel Ruiz, Arian Cartaya, Óscar Jaenada, Carmen Machi and Luis Tosar.

From a screenplay by Alexander Dinelaris and Residente, Porto Rico is an epic Caribbean western and historical drama inspired by true events. The film blends historical scope with a visceral, lyrical narrative exploring Puerto Rico’s origins.

The screenplay is based on the life of Puerto Rican revolutionary José Maldonado Román, known as Águila Blanca, set in the late 19th century. Maldonado Román fought against colonialism by leading a gang of ex-convicts to vindicate Puerto Rico as it sought its identity as a country.

It will also cover the 1898 U.S.A. takeover of Puerto Rico from Spain, which saw the renaming of the island as Porto Rico.

Norton and Mortensen, both of whom are fluent in Spanish, are playing roles connected to their country of origin. And while the production lost a Spaniard in Bardem, three new Spanish natives are part of the cast: Jaenada, Machi and Tosar.

Further details regarding who the new actors will play are under wraps.

Behind the camera, the creative team features major award winners and nominees: cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, production designer David Crank and costume designer Anna Terrazas.

Pérez Joglar and Erick Douât produce Porto Rico for 1868 Studios alongside Norton, Bill Migliore, and Michael Bederman for Class 5 Films. The film is backed by Live Nation Studios, Class 5 Films, and strategic partners including the José E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones Initiative, Mike and Sukey Novogratz, Henry R. Muñoz III, Ric Elias, and Noah Assad. Additional strategic partners include HarbourView Equity Media Group, Talipot Studio, and Wieden+Kennedy Entertainment.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu executive produces alongside Michael Rapino, Ryan Kroft, Stella Bulochnikov, Scott Budnick, Jones, Feliciano, Mike and Sukey Novogratz, Assad, Muñoz III, Elias, Sherrese Clarke, Niija Kuykendall, Regina Solórzano, and Lakshmi Iyengar. UTA Independent Film Group is handling sales.

Gigi Zumbado to Star in Prime Video‘s “Rose Hill” Series

Everything’s coming up roses for Gigi Zumbado.

The Cuban American actress has joined the cast of Prime Video‘s Rose Hill series.

Gigi ZumbadoShe joined a roster of new cast additions that includes Siobhan McGroarty, Sophia Reid-Gantzert, West Mulholland and Curtis Hamilton.

Rose Hill, based on the best-selling book series from Elsie Silver, follows best friends and neighbors West Belmont (Jake Weary), a rancher with commitment issues, and brooding record label owner Ford Grant (Sean O’Pry), aka Forbes’ “World’s Hottest Billionaire,” who’s long carried a torch for West’s sister, Rose (Hannah Galway). And when country-pop star Skylar Stone (Sadie Dickerson) breezes into their rugged mountain town, the heat gets turned way up in this romantic family drama.

In the series regular role, Zumbado will play Tabitha.

Heidi Cole McAdams serves as writer, showrunner and executive producer. Marc Webb will direct the pilot and second episode and executive produce. Silver also serves as executive producer alongside Wyck Godfrey, Marty Bowen and James Seidman for Temple Hill.

Temple Hill’s Annika Patton will also serve as a co-executive producer.

Zumbado most recently starred in the CBS comedy DMV, with additional TV credits on Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer, Apple’s She’s Fine, Starz’Hightown  and a series regular on Epix’s Bridge and Tunnel.

Los Dos de Tamaulipas Earn Third No. 1 on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay Chart with “La Clika”

Los Dos de Tamaulipas have clik-ed on the Billboard charts…

One of the fastest-rising acts in Regional Mexican music, celebrated for their authentic norteño sound, the sibling duo has notched its third No. 1 on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart as “La Clika” climbs 5-1 on the September 19 dated tally.

Los Dos de TamaulipasAfter spending 18 weeks and counting in the Hot Latin Songs chart’s top 10 with “Ayúdame,” the twin brothers extend their chart run success with its third champ on Regional Mexican Airplay — and the second from the album Expansión.

The new No. 1 follows “El Chavalón,” a one-week ruler last March.

Released on AfinArte, “La Clika” leads Regional Mexican Airplay fueled by a 24% growth in audience impressions, to 6.1 million, earned in the United States, during the tracking week ending September 10, according to Luminate.

The song rockets from No. 5 to No. 1, knocking Chuyin’s “Pues Qué Le Hago?” to No. 19, after one week on top.

The latter’s 18-position plunge marks the second-biggest drop in the nearly 32-year history of the Regional Mexican Airplay chart — and of 2026. Banda Carnaval’s “De Nuestro Amor No Queda Nada” holds the record for the steepest, falling from No. 1 to 21 in June, while Duelo’s “Te Cura El Tiempo” dropped 1-16, in May.

With its new ruling result, Los Dos de Tamaulipas becomes the fourth group comprised of siblings to achieve three or more No. 1s on Regional Mexican Airplay, following Los Ángeles Azules, Los Temerarios and Los Dos Carnales.

Here’s the list of all the sibling-based groups with at least one chart-topper since the chart launched in 1994:

Artists, No. 1s
Los Ángeles Azules, eight
Los Temerarios, seven
Los Dos Carnales, four
Los Dos de Tamaulipas, three
Eslabon Armado, two
Los Alegres de la Sierra, one
Yahritza y Su Esencia, one

Elsewhere, Los Dos de Tamaulipas also adds a third top 10 on the overall Latin Airplay chart, where “La Clika” rallies 11-3.

Meanwhile, in addition to “La Clika” climbing 31-19 on Hot Latin Songs, parent album Expansión keeps winning as two other tracks make progress: As mentioned, “Ayúdame” — in its 18th week in the top 10 — is at No. 4, and “Gastando Verdes” surges 40-32.

Rubén Blades to Receive Billboard Icon Award at Billboard Latin Music Awards

Rubén Blades is preparing for an iconic moment…

The 78-year-old Panamanian musician, singer, composer, actor, activist and politician will be recognized with the Billboard Icon Award at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music AwardsBillboard and Telemundo have announced.

Ruben BladesBlades will receive the honor during the October 22 ceremony, which will be broadcast live from Miami.

The Billboard Icon Award recognizes an artist whose career has not only remained relevant over time but has also established them as one of the most distinguished figures in their genre, celebrated worldwide for achieving both musical and commercial success.

Over more than five decades, Blades has been one of the most influential voices in Latin music, contributing to the redefinition of salsa through a unique combination of musical innovation and powerful storytelling.

As a central figure in New York’s salsa revolution of the 1970s, the Panamanian singer, songwriter and musician expanded the horizons of classic Afro-Cuban salsa by incorporating influences from rock, jazz, pan-Latin music and sounds from various parts of the world.

His songs have stood out not only for their unforgettable melodies but also for their socially conscious lyrics and memorable characters that turned everyday life stories into timeless music. Who could forget classics from his repertoire like “Pedro Navaja,” “Decisiones” or “El Padre Antonio y Su Monaguillo Andrés”?

“I am grateful to everyone who has contributed over the course of more than fifty years to making it possible for my work to be recognized today,” Blades said in a statement. “No one succeeds without help. It is important to acknowledge the contributions of all the musicians, arrangers, composers and engineers I have worked with, as well as the group that has been by my side on this journey for the past 16 years, Roberto Delgado y Orquesta de Panamá.”

Blades will also sit down for the exclusive Icon Q&A at Billboard Latin Music Week with Billboard‘s co-chief content officer Leila Cobo for what promises to be one of the most anticipated moments of the week.

Blades continues to record and tour internationally, most recently releasing País Portátil with Roberto Delgado y Orquesta. The album brings together eight interconnected songs that explore themes including migration, corruption, incarceration, social responsibility and hope, continuing Blades’ longstanding tradition of using music to examine the social realities of Latin America while encouraging reflection and change.

Broadcast live from the James L. Knight Center in Miami, the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards ceremony will air on Telemundo on Thursday, October 22, at 8:00 pm ET.

Fans will also be able to watch the show live via the Telemundo app, Peacock and Telemundo Internacional across Latin America and the Caribbean. Tickets to attend the event are now available through Ticketmaster.

This year, Peso Pluma leads the list of finalists with 17 mentions, followed by Tito Double P with 15 and Fuerza Regida with 12. Karol G is a nine-time finalist, Prince Royce has eight nods and Bad Bunny seven.

Produced by Telemundo and MBS Special Events, the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards coincide with Billboard Latin Music Week, which returns to Miami Beach on Oct. 19-22 with a stellar program featuring Fuerza Regida, Greeicy, Jay Wheeler, Kany García, Maluma, Pitbull, Rawayana, Ryan Castro, Trueno, Zhamira and many more.

Lionel Messi Scores Historic 100th Goal for Inter Miami

Lionel Messi has reached a new milestone in Major League Soccer play.

The 39-year-old Argentine soccer superstar scored his 100th goal for Inter Miami in all competitions after heading home the opener against visiting Cruz Azul in the Campeones Cup on Wednesday night at Nu Stadium.

Lionel MessiThe goal put Miami up 1-0 in the annual match between the champion of MLS and Liga MX.

Messi, a FIFA World Cup winner in 2022, reached the milestone in only 114 games for Inter Miami, marking the quickest Messi has recorded 100 goals for any team he has represented.

He previously reached the mark with Barcelona in 188 games and 174 games with Argentina.

Since joining Miami in 2023, Messi has 76 goals in MLS, 14 in Leagues Cup action, eight in the Concacaf Champions Cup and one at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Messi made an instant impact in south Florida since signing with Miami, leading the Herons to the 2023 Leagues Cuptitle just weeks after marking his debut against Cruz Azul — the team against which he scored his first Miami goal.

The Inter Miami captain also guided the team to the 2024 Supporters’ Shield — setting the record for most points (74) in an MLS season — and starred in the playoffs during a run to the 2025 MLS Cup title.

Messi has now scored 929 goals for club and country during his career and leads MLS with 19 goals in 22 games so far this season.

Edgar Barrera Leads Pack of Latin Grammys Nominees with 10 Nods

Edgar Barrera is this year’s Latin Grammy hotshot.

The 36-year-old Mexican American songwriter, producer and musician tops the list of nominees for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, announced Wednesday, September 16.

Edgar BarreraBarrera, an acclaimed Mexican songwriter and producer received 10 nominations, in the general categories of record of the year, album of the year and song of the year — mostly for his work on projects by Karol G and Carín León.

Three of his nominations are in the best regional song category. He’s also competing for the awards of songwriter and producer of the year, which he has won in the past.

His 10 new nominations add to the 72 he has received throughout his career, of which he has won 29 so far.

CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Jorge Drexler, Karol G and Rosalía follow with seven nominations each, while Silvana Estrada and Mon Laferte received six.

All of them are vying for album of the year, alongside Anitta, Carín León, Milo J and Rawayana. Most also compete for song and record of the year.

At just 19 years old, Argentine singer and rapper Milo J surprises with five nominations, including in the three main categories, with a folk album.

In addition, the album received a sixth nod, for best recording package. Meanwhile, legendary Cuban singer Omara Portuondo earns a new nomination at 95 years old, in the category of best traditional tropical album.

“I love seeing this flexibility and incredible mobility of our artists,” Manuel Abud, CEO of the Latin Recording Academy, tells Billboard Español, also highlighting the nominations of an urban singer like Karol G in a Mexican music category, a flamenco star like Niña Pastori in a tropical music category, and a young Argentine urban artist like Nathy Peluso in a salsa category.

Rosalía’s uber-eclectic LUX appears in fields including pop, alternative and Portuguese language, besides album of the year.

“The album of the year category, if you analyze it, is a wonderful list,” he adds “There’s such a great diversity — not just in genre. Interestingly, it’s half men, half women. But look at how amazing it is: We have Mexico, Argentina, Spain, Colombia, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay — seven countries represented. And that diversity also permeates the song and record categories.”

Other contenders with multiple nominations include Arath Herce, with four; and BRUSES, Feid, Héctor Mazzarri, Jennifer Mosello and Eden Muñoz with three each. Artists such as Rauw Alejandro, Anitta, Bad Gyal, Beéle, Bizarrap, Ryan Castro, Daddy Yankee, Kany García, Joaquina, Juanes and Carín León, among others, received two nods.

The coveted Latin Grammy for best new artist will be between Delilah, Fabian, Loulu Gilberto, Arath Herce, Macario Martínez, Maye, Sofia Monroy, Kendall Peña, Dora Sanches, Aria Vega and Zeca Veloso.

The eligibility window was for recordings released June 1, 2025, through May 31, 2026.

The 27th annual Latin Grammy Awards will air live from Las Vegas on Thursday, November 12, at 8 p.m. ET/PT in the U.S. via TelevisaUnivision platforms. Prior to the broadcast, the Latin Grammy Premiere, a non-televised ceremony announcing most of the winners, will take place.

Here’s the full list of nominees for the 2026 Latin Grammys below.

GENERAL FIELD

Record of the year

“Ha Ha,” CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso; Rafa Arcaute & Federico Vindver, record producers; Julio Gómez, recording engineer; Lewis Pickett, mixer; Lewis Pickett, mastering engineer

“¿Cómo Se Ama?” Jorge Drexler; Facundo Balta, Jorge Drexler, Mauro, Lucas Piedra Cueva & Tadu Vázquez, record producers; Lucas Piedra Cueva, recording engineer; Carles Campi Campón, mixer; Fred Kevorkian, mastering engineer

“Dime,” Silvana Estrada; Daniel Bitrán Arizpe, Edwin Erazo & Silvana Estrada, record producers; Pietro Amato, Daniel Bitrán Arizpe, Leonel Carmona, Nic Hard, Warren Spicer & J.C. Vertti, recording engineers; Daniel Bitrán Arizpe, mixer; Ryan K. Smith, mastering engineer

“O Amor Nos Encontrou,” Loulu Gilberto; Mario Adnet & Cézar Mendes, record producers; Lucas Ariel & Gabriel Pinheiro, recording engineers; Gabriel Pinheiro, mixer; David Darlington, mastering engineer

“Coleccionando Heridas,” KAROL G, Marco Antonio Solís; Edgar Barrera & Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, record producers; Edgar Barrera, Joel Iglesias & José “Pepe” Melena, recording engineers; Josh Gudwin & Joel Iglesias, mixers; Dave Kutch, mastering engineer

“Femme Fatale,” Mon Laferte; Manú Jalil & Mon Laferte, record producers; Isaí Araujo, Daniel Bitrán, Lu Garibay, Manú Jalil, Israel Rodriguez-Martinez, Nacho Sotelo & Jorge Valdés, recording engineers; Nacho Sotelo, mixer; Nacho Sotelo, mastering engineer

“Desde Que Te Tengo,” Carín León; Israel Aispuro Meneses & Orlando Aispuro Meneses, record producers; Orlando Aispuro Meneses, Alberto Medina, Abraham Eduardo Tapia García & Antonio Zepeda, recording engineers; Alberto Medina, mixer; Alberto Medina, mastering engineer

“Niño,” Milo J; Santiago Alvarado, Milo J & Santiago Ruiz “Tatool”, record producers; Luciano Nicolas Gordillo, recording engineer; Jon Castelli, mixer; Dale Becker, mastering engineer

“La Perla,” Rosalía Featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia; Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía & Dylan Wiggins, record producers; Daniel Cayotte, Isaac Diskin, Tristan Hoogland, Jake Miller, David Rodríguez & Harry Wilson, recording engineers; Manny Marroquin, mixer; Bob Jackson & Brian Lee, mastering engineers

“Alma,” Elena Rose; Daramola & Héctor Mazzarri, record producers; Daramola & Héctor Mazzarri, recording engineers; Leandro “Dro” Hidalgo, mixer; Leandro “Dro” Hidalgo, mastering engineer

Album of the year

EQUILIBRIVM, Anitta; Jean Rodriguez, album producer; Raphael Rui Castro, album recording engineer; Rafael Fadul, Marcelinho Ferraz, Arthur Luna, Jean Rodriguez & Luciano Scalercio, album mixers; Anitta, Carolina Marcilio, Jennifer Mosello & Cinthya Ribeiro Dos Santos, songwriters; Felipe Tichauer, album mastering engineer

FREE SPIRITS, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso; Rafa Arcaute & Federico Vindver, album producers; Rafa Arcaute, Julio Gómez & Federico Vindver, album recording engineers; Lewis Pickett, album mixer; Rafa Arcaute, Gino Borri, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Vicente Jimenez “Vibarco” & Federico Vindver, songwriters; Lewis Pickett, album mastering engineer

Taracá, Jorge Drexler; Facundo Balta, Jorge Drexler, Mauro, Lucas Piedra Cueva & Tadu Vázquez, album producers; Lucas Piedra Cueva, album recording engineer; Carles Campi Campón, album mixer; Jorge Drexler & Mauro, songwriters; Fred Kevorkian, album mastering engineer

Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, Silvana Estrada; Daniel Bitran Arizpe, Edwin Erazo & Silvana Estrada, album producers; Daniel Bitran Arizpe, Leonel Carmona, Warren Spicer & Jc Vertti, album recording engineers; Daniel Bitran Arizpe, album mixer; Silvana Estrada, songwriter; Ryan Smith, album mastering engineer

Tropicoqueta, Karol G; Edgar Barrera & Karol G, album producers; Edgar Barrera & Joel Iglesias, album recording engineers; Josh Gudwin & Joel Iglesias, album mixers; Edgar Barrera, Andres Jael Correa Ríos & Karol G, songwriters; Dave Kutch, album mastering engineer

FEMME FATALE, Mon Laferte; Manú Jalil & Mon Laferte, album producers; Sebastián Aracena, Isaí Araujo, Manú Jalil, Nacho Sotelo & Jorge Valdés, album recording engineers; Nacho Sotelo, album mixer; Mon Laferte, songwriter; Nacho Sotelo, album mastering engineer

MUDA, Carín León; Edgar Barrera & Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, album producers; Edgar Barrera, Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Alberto Medina, Abraham Eduardo Tapia García & Antonio Zepeda, album recording engineers; Alberto Medina, album mixer; Edgar Barrera, Andrés Jael Correa Ríos, Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Carín León, Manuel Lorente Freire & Daniel Rondón, songwriters; Alberto Medina, album mastering engineer

La Vida Era Más Corta, Milo J; Santiago Alvarado, Milo J & Santiago Ruiz, album producers; Luciano Nicolas Gordillo, album recording engineer; Jon Castelli, album mixer; Santiago Alvarado, Milo J & Santiago Ruiz, songwriters; Dale Becker, album mastering engineer

¿Dónde Es El After?, Rawayana; Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Héctor Mazzarri & Andrés Story, album producers; Adam Burt, Felix Byrne, Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Katie Harvey, Héctor Mazzarri & Andrés Story, album recording engineers; Josh Gudwin, album mixer; Alejandro Abeijón, Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Héctor Mazzarri, Alberto Montenegro, Daniel Rondón & Andrés Story, songwriters; Dale Becker, album mastering engineer

LUX (Complete Works), Rosalía; Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía & Dylan Wiggins, album producers; Daniel Cayotte, Isaac Diskin, Tristan Hoogland, Jake Miller, David Rodríguez & Harry Wilson, album recording engineers; Manny Marroquin, album mixer; Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía & Dylan Wiggins, songwriters; Bob Jackson & Brian Lee, album mastering engineers

Song of the year

“Coleccionando Heridas,” Edgar Barrera, Kevyn Mauricio Cruz, Luis Miguel Gomez Castaño & Karol G, songwriters (Karol G, Marco Antonio Solís)

“¿Cómo Se Ama?” Jorge Drexler & Mauro, songwriters (Jorge Drexler)

“Dime,” Silvana Estrada, songwriter (Silvana Estrada)

“Femme Fatale,” Mon Laferte, songwriter (Mon Laferte)

“Hasta Jesús Tuvo Un Mal Día,” Rafa Arcaute, Renee Barri, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Vicente Jimenez “Vibarco”, Martin Kierszenbaum, John Ryan, Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner & Federico Vindver, songwriters (CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso Featuring Sting)

“Humano,” Emmanuel Briceño, Juanes, Felipe Navia & Vivir Quintana, songwriters (Juanes, Vivir Quintana)

“La Perla,” Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía, Ryan Tedder & Dylan Wiggins, songwriters (Rosalía Featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia)

“Mi Gran Amor,” Edgar Barrera, Becky G, Luis Miguel Gómez Castaño, Manuel Lorente, Daniel Rondón & Carlos Santana, songwriters (Santana Featuring Becky G)

“Nilo,” Massimo Giovanardi & Zanna, songwriters (Zanna)

“Solifican12,” Santiago Alvarado, Milo J & Santiago Ruiz, songwriters (Milo J)

Mejor nuevo artista
Delilah
Fabian
Loulu Gilberto
Arath Herce
Macario Martínez
Maye
Sofia Monroy
Kendall Peña
Dora Sanches
Aria Vega
Zeca Veloso

POP

Best contemporary pop album
KM0, Pablo Alborán
Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz, Monsieur Periné
(Enamorada), nic
Todo Puede Convertirse En Canción, Debi Nova
¿Y Ahora Qué +?, Alejandro Sanz

Best traditional pop album
Amorío, Esteman, Daniela Spalla
Puerta Abierta, Kany García
Yo Canto 2, Laura Pausini
TQ+, Reik
Querida Yo, Yami Safdie

Best pop song

“A La Niña Que Fui,” Rafa Arcaute, Nate Campany, Kany García, Richi López & Sara Schell, songwriters (Kany García)

“Amarillo,” Joaquina, songwriter (Joaquina)

“(favorito),” nic & Raquel Sofía, songwriters (nic)

“La Perla,” Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía, Ryan Tedder & Dylan Wiggins, songwriters (Rosalía Featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia)

“Melancolía,” Mon Laferte, songwriter (Mon Laferte)

ELECTRONIC

Best electronic music performance
“Beto’s Horns – Fred Remix”, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Fred Again…
“Armándola De Pedo”, Kink“Circular”, Peces Raros Featuring Nick Warren
“Motopirueta”, Soucream & Mazzarr
“III. Ojalá! – Bronquio Remix”, Violeta, Bronquio

URBAN

Best urban performance
“Daddy Yankee: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66,” Bizarrap & Daddy Yankee
“La Villa,” Ryan Castro, Kapo & Gangsta
“Se Lo Juro Mor,” Feid
“Dile Luna,” Karol G Featuring Eddy Lover
“Gil,” Milo J Featuring Trueno

Best reggaeton performance
“Contrabando,” Rauw Alejandro, Wisin & Ñengo Flow
“Choque,” Bad Gyal Featuring Chencho Corleone
“Verano Rosa,” Karol G Featuring Feid
“Una Aventura,” Ozuna
“Uñas Afiladas,” Sofía Reyes & Luísa Sonza

Best urban music album
Más Cara, Bad Gyal
Omerta, J Balvin & Ryan Castro
Borondo (5020 Rcrds Sessions), Beéle
Tropicoqueta, Karol G
Do Not Disturb: Late Checkout, Young Miko

Best rap/hip hop song
“Antisistema,” J Noa & Trooko, songwriters (J Noa & Trooko)
“El Pana Deiby,” Akapellah, Farlin Rafael Alonzo Flete & Melony Nathalie Redondo, songwriters (Akapellah)
“Gohan y Goku,” Arcángel, songwriter (Arcángel)
“Mono,” Kase.O, Okeiflou & Tokischa, songwriters (Tokischa, Kase.O)
“Poder,” Feid & Lil Supa, songwriters (Lil Supa, Feid & Tru Comers)

Best urban song

“Buenos Términos,” Rauw Alejandro, René Basabe, Javier Cortes Del Peso, Eduardo Puche, Miguel Puche, Nino K. Segarra & Daniel Silva De Sousa, songwriters (Rauw Alejandro)

“Daddy Yankee: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66,” Santiago Alvarado, Bizarrap & Daddy Yankee, songwriters (Bizarrap & Daddy Yankee)

“Por Si Mañana No Estoy,” Omar Courtz, songwriter (Omar Courtz)

“Reliquia Do 2T,” DJ GU, Mc Dkziin, Mc FR da Norte, Mc Joãozinho VT, Mc Tuto & Mc Vine7, songwriters (Varios Artistas)

“Yo y Tú,” Beele, Kevyn Mauricio Cruz “Keityn”, Diego Leon Vélez, Ovy On The Drums, Quevedo & Cristian Andrés Salazar, songwriters (Ovy On The Drums, Quevedo & Beele)

ROCK

Best rock album

A La Mitad, Beta

Malicia, Mägo De Oz

Ceremonia, 1915

Shine, Fito Páez

La Frontera, Viniloversus

Best rock song

“Destruirse,” Juan Victor Belisario, Rodrigo Gonsalves, Orlando Martinez & Emerson Swinford, songwriters (Viniloversus)

“Ego,” Anton Curtis Delost, Mónica Vélez Domínguez, Niko Rubio, Alejandra Villarreal, Daniela Villarreal & Paulina Villarreal, songwriters (The Warning)

“Las Fuerzas Armadas Del Amor,” Fito Páez, songwriter (Fito Páez)

“Montserrat,” Draco Rosa, songwriter (Draco Rosa)

“Rojo Profundo,” Dillom, Franco Dolzani, Eugenio García Carlés & Fermín Ugarte, songwriters (Dillom)

Best pop/rock album

Mi Año Gótico, Emmanuel Horvilleur

JuanesTeban, Juanes

Tierra De Nadie, La Vida Bohème

Olas De Luz, Draco Rosa

Términos & Condiciones, Usted Señalemelo

Best pop/rock song

“Antes De Que El Mundo Se Acabe,” Paty Cantú, Oscar Manuel Domínguez Montañez, Miguel Angel Mendoza Arana & Fatima Carolina Valdez Lira, songwriters (Paty Cantú)

“Hasta Jesús Tuvo Un Mal Día,” Rafa Arcaute, Renee Barri, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Vicente Jimenez, Martin Kierszenbaum, John Ryan, Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner & Federico Vindver, songwriters (CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso Featuring Sting)

“Hasta Que Me Quede Sin Voz,” Leiva, songwriter (Leiva)

“Me Levanté De La Cama,” Arath Herce Blanco, songwriter (Arath Herce)

“Ratera,” BRUSES & Luis Javier Contreras, songwriters (BRUSES)

ALTERNATIVE

Best alternative music album

CUERPOS, Vol. 1, Babasónicos

DESDE EL COMA, BRUSES

FREE SPIRITS, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso

Demian, Teo Planell

LUX (Complete Works), Rosalía

Best alternative music song

“Ante la duda, baila,” Ben Aler, Carlos Casacuberta, Jorge Drexler, Manuel Lorente Freire “Spread Lof”, Gabriel Lugo “Gabo”, Jesús Martos Castillo “Presser”, Mauro, Alberto Montenegro “Beto”, Pj Sin Suela, Andrés Story & Mateo Sujatovich, songwriters (Jorge Drexler)

“BUGAMBILIA,” Francisca Valenzuela & Francisco Victoria, songwriters (Francisca Valenzuela)

“El Reset,” Dante Spinetta, songwriter (Dante Spinetta)

“QUERIDA AMALIA:” BRUSES, Alex Goose & Mauro Munoz, songwriters (BRUSES)

“1:30,” Aarón Cruz, Mon Laferte, Gabriel Puentes & Emilio Reyna, songwriters (Mon Laferte)

TROPICAL

Best salsa album

Invicto, Charlie Cruz

El Alma En Clave, Luis Enrique

El Relevo, Luis Figueroa

Más Que Palabras, Grupo Niche

Malportada, Nathy Peluso

Best cumbia/vallenato album

Jorgito, Jorge Celedón y Víctor Nain Jr.

Vallenato Social Club, Gusi

Corazón Ausente, Ke Personajes

El Tiempo Perfecto, Karen Lizarazo

El Último Disco Vol. 1, Carlos Vives

Best merengue/bachata album

Música Para Bailar, Fariana

Todo Llega, Manerra

No Era El Plan, Gabriel Pagán

Oye Eta Vaina, Covi Quintana

Chula, Techy

Best traditional tropical album

Algo Nuevo De Ayer, Dayhan Díaz

Orgánico, Los Tri-O

Eternamente Omara, Omara Portuondo

Íntimo (En Vivo), Gilberto Santa Rosa

Cualquiera Se Enamora, Leoni Torres

Best contemporary tropical album

De Amor, Sueños y Cantares, Jorge Luis Chacín

Indole, Alex Cuba

Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya, Fonseca

Candela, Greeicy

Color Fania, Niña Pastori

Best tropical song

“Crayola”, Manuel Lara, Eddy Lugo, Danny Ocean, Daniel Rondon & Eudis Ruiz, songwriters (Danny Ocean)

“Latino”, Yeisy Rojas, songwriter (Yeisy Rojas Featuring Manolito Simonet & Ricardo Amaray)

“Nombre y Apellido”, Luis Enrique, Ender Thomas & Leon Yamil, songwriters (Luis Enrique, De La Ghetto)

“Realidad-Es”, José Aguirre, songwriter (Grupo Niche)

“Todo Llega”, Manerra, songwriter (Manerra)

SINGER-SONGWRITER

Best singer-songwriter album

Improviso, Djavan

Taracá, Jorge Drexler

Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, Silvana Estrada

Musas en Mi, Arath Herce

FEMME FATALE, Mon Laferte

Best singer-songwriter song

“Dime,” Silvana Estrada, songwriter (Silvana Estrada)

“generación digital,” Joaquina, songwriter (Joaquina)

“Las Palabras,” Jorge Drexler, songwriter (Jorge Drexler)

“Musas en Mi,” Arath Herce, songwriter (Arath Herce)

“Temblor y Réplica,” Covi Quintana, songwriter (Covi Quintana)

REGIONAL MEXICAN

Best ranchero/mariachi album

Mi Suerte Es Ser Mexicano II, Pepe Aguilar

La Fernández, Camila Fernández

La Voz De Mi Trompeta (50 Años), Mariachi Sol De México De José Hernández

Bandera Blanca, Christian Nodal

Best banda album

Tequila y Guaro, Luis Ángel “El Flaco”

Piratita, Banda Los Recoditos

Piedras A La Luna, Eden Muñoz

Best tejano album

Mi Gran Noche – Raphael En La Voz De Kevin Aguilar, Kevin Aguilar

3, Destiny Navaira

Le Seguiremos, Jay Pérez

Bobby Pulido & Friends Una Tuya y Una Mía (Vol.2/En Vivo), Bobby Pulido

Capítulo 8, Vilax

Best norteño album

El Mundo Es Del Que Se Anima, Calibre 50

Gravedad, Duelo

Mis Compas Vol. 2, Joss Favela

Lo Que Me Falta Por Llorar, Grupo Frontera

50/50, Sofi Saar

Best contemporary Mexican music album

De Parte Mía, Kakalo

Dinastía (Deluxe), Peso Pluma, Tito Double P

Contra Todo, Rivs

Dosis, Xavi

Metamorfosis, Yahritza y Su Esencia

Best regional song

“Ese Hombre Es Malo,” Edgar Barrera, Andres Jael Correa Rios & Karol G, songwriters (Karol G)

“Estamos Todos,” Johnny Lee Rosas, Ricardo Javier Muñoz & Pablo Preciado Rojas, songwriters (Intocable)

“No Capea,” Edgar Barrera, Iván Gámez, Fabio Iván Gutierrez Ramírez, Joshua Xavier Gutierrez, Luis Mexia & Adelaido “Payo” Solís III, songwriters (Xavi, Grupo Frontera)

“Ojitos Bellos,” Miguel Armenta, Edgar Barrera, Ivan Gamez & Alex Hernandez, songwriters (Grupo Frontera)

“Osadía,” Eden Muñoz, songwriter (Eden Muñoz, Cristian Castro)

INSTRUMENTAL

Best Instrumental Album

Peregrino, Yamandú Costa & Hermanos Saboya

NOVA, Hamilton De Holanda feat. Salomão Soares, Thiago Big Rabello

Obra Viva De Hermeto Pascoal – Vol 1: Flautas, Andrea Ernest Dias, Aline Gonçalves, Eduardo Neves, Carlos Malta

La Huella De Las Cuerdas, Berta Rojas

A Tribute To Benny Moré And Nat King Cole, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Joey Calveiro, Yainer Horta

TRADITIONAL

Best folk album

Concierto De Gala (Desde El Gran Teatro Nacional) (Versión Eva) [Live], Eva Ayllón

La Quinta Esencia, Yamandu Costa, Alexis Cárdenas & Ensemble Recoveco

Cambias Mi Mundo, Lila Downs

La Vida Era Más Corta, Milo J

Candombe (En Vivo, Teatro Solís), Julieta Rada

Best tango album

Neopía, Anibal Berraute

Somos, Lidia Borda & Ariel Ardit

Fueyerías, Pablo Jaurena

Revolucionario Filarmónico, Quinteto Revolucionario & Orquesta Filarmónica Juvenil de Bogotá

Le Grand Tango, Quinteto Astor Piazzolla

Best flamenco album

POPULAR, Yerai Cortés

Origen & Revolución, Mercedes Luján

In Illo Tempore, Mayte Martín

José Mercé Canta A Manuel Alejandro, José Mercé

Best roots song

“El Alma Mía,” Silvana Estrada, songwriter (Silvana Estrada)

“El tambor chico,” Facundo Balta & Jorge Drexler, songwriters (Jorge Drexler & Rueda De Candombe)

“La Puñalá,” Andre & Nuria Azzouzi Idrissi Ghoziel, songwriters (Andre)

“Spiritual Energies,” Eli Alvarado, songwriter (Eli Alvarado)

“Urano,” Nathasha Bravo & Jorge Glem, songwriters (Nathasha Bravo, Jorge Glem & Elvis Martínez)

JAZZ

Best Latin jazz/jazz album

Folklore, Caracas Trio

Paco De Lucia Music For Big Band, Alex Conde

Verve, Lívia Mattos

Gonzalo Plays Pino, Gonzalo Rubalcaba

Vanguardia Subterránea: Live at The Village Vanguard, Miguel Zenón Quartet

CHRISTIAN

Best christian album (Spanish language)

, Hakuna Group Music

Días Contigo, Majo y Dan

Inquebrantable, Sarai Rivera

Eterno, Marcos Witt, Marco Barrientos & Marcos Vidal

Mayday, Alex Zurdo

Best Portuguese language christian album

Primeiro (Ao Vivo), Ziza Fernandes

Avenida Do Arrependimento, Thalles Roberto

Betel (Ao Vivo), Eli Soares

O Que Atravessa O Peito, Verboemcarne

Shuv, Victin

PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE

Best Portuguese language contemporary pop album

Equilibrivm, Anitta

Ludom, Ludom

Antes Que A Terra Acabe, Luedji Luna

BRava, Jenni Mosello

MARINADA vol.01, Marina Sena

Best Portuguese language rock or alternative album

Resistência! Ao Vivo no Circo Voador, Black Pantera

Let It Burn / Deixa ArderChico Chico

Rádio Love Nacional, Detonautas

foto em grupo, FOTO EM GRUPO

CARRANCA, Urias

Best Portuguese language urban album

Novo Testamento, AJULLIACOSTA

FREQUÊNCIA LUNAR, BUDAH

CARO Vapor II – qual a forma de pagamento? – Don L

Emicida Racional VL 2 – Mesmas Cores & Mesmos Valores – Emicida

Terra Vermelha: Do interior pro interior, Matuto S.A.

Best samba/pagode album

50 Anos De Carreira, Leci Brandão

Jessé – As canções de Zeca Pagodinho, Teresa Cristina

Nos Braços do Povo, Vol 2 (Ao Vivo), Xande De Pilares

Sentimento, Ferrugem

Quinhão, Mosquito

Best MPB (musica popular brasileira)/MAPB (música afro portuguesa brasileira) album

Criolo, Amaro e Dino, Criolo, Amaro Freitas, Dino d’Santiago

Vende-se Lembrança, Pedro Emílio

Améfrica, Bia Ferreira

Afim, Zé Ibarra

Eita, Lenine

Best sertaneja music album

Fire Arena, Ana Castela

Cantando Sua História 2 (Ao Vivo), Simone Mendes

Raiz BH (Ao Vivo / Deluxe), Lauana Prado

Registro Histórico (Ao Vivo), Luan Santana

Traia Acústico (Ao Vivo), Traia Véia

Best Portuguese language roots album

Eu Vou Morrer de Amor ou Resistir, Carminho

Dominguinho Vol. 2 (Ao Vivo), João Gomes, Mestrinho, Jota.pê

Até Cansar o Cansaço, Juliana Linhares

Molho Lambão, Psirico

Amor Perene, Zaynara

Best Portuguese language song

“Águas De Um Mar Azul,” Fábio & Hyldon, songwriters (Urias)

“Memória,” Carminho, Noah Goldstein, Armando Machado, Rosalía & Dylan Wiggins, songwriters (Rosalía, Carminho)

“No Vento De Nós,” Djodje Almeida, Criolo, Dino d’Santiago & Amaro Freitas, songwriters (Criolo, Amaro Freitas, Dino d’Santiago)

“Sua Onda,” Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown & Marisa Monte, songwriters (Marisa Monte)

“Viver e Morrer De Amor Na América Latina,” Johnny Hooker, songwriter (Johnny Hooker e Ney Matogrosso)

CHILDREN’S

Best children’s album

Mil Secretos, Cantoalegre, Marta Gómez

¡A Jugar!, Danilo & Chapis

Mardearena, Magdalena Fleitas

Aprendo Jugando, OTA El Hipopótamo

Dinosaurios: Una Travesía Cretácica, Tu Rockcito

CLASSICAL

Best classical album

Gabriela Ortiz: Yanga, Alisa Weilerstein; Gustavo Dudamel, conductor; Dmitriy Lipay, album producer (Los Angeles Philharmonic)

Odyssey, Gustavo Dudamel, conductor; Dmitriy Lipay, album producer (Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra Of Venezuela)

Opus 33 “Romantic Cello”, Gregorio Nieto; Josep Vicent, conductor; Fernando Arias, album producer (London Symphony Orchestra)

Sinfonia Em Quadrinhos, Hermeto Pascoal; Tiago Costa, conductor; Tiago Gomes, album producer (Orquestra Jovem Tom Jobim)

Tania León: Horizons, Raíces (Origins), Stride, Pasajes [Live], Dima Slobodeniouk; Karina Canellakis, Edward Gardner & Dima Slobodeniouk, conductors; Tim Burton, Nick Parker & Andrew Walton, album producers (London Philharmonic Orchestra)

Best classical composition

“Adagio De Las Tres y Diez (for Bandoneón & String Orchestra),” Richard Scofano, composer (Richard Scofano)

“Odisea: Concerto For Venezuelan Cuatro And Orchestra,” Gonzalo Grau, composer (Gustavo Dudamel, Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela, Jorge Glem)

“Raíces (Origins) – Live,” Tania León, composer (London Philharmonic Orchestra, Edward Gardner)

“Tríptico Sudamericano,” Elodie Bouny, composer (Berta Rojas Featuring Pedro Franco, Federico Tarazona & Jorge Glem)

“Yanga,” Gabriela Ortiz, composer (Los Angeles Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Tambuco Percussion Ensemble)

VISUAL MEDIA

Best music for visual media

“Amor Animal,” Murci Bouscayrol (Murci Bouscayrol, artist); Murci Bouscayrol, composer

“La Casa De Los Espíritus (Banda Sonora Original De La Serie De Amazon Prime),” Varios Artistas; Matthew Atticus Berger, Manuel Garcia, Victor Jara, Fernando Milagros, Marcela Millie Soto, Tomas Videla & Juan Pablo Villanueva, composers

“Las Muertas,” Fernando Velázquez (Fernando Velázquez, artist); Fernando Velázquez, composer

“Menem (Banda Sonora De La Serie Original De Prime Video),” Sergei Grosny (Sergei Grosny, artist); Sergei Grosny, composer

“O Agente Secreto (Trilha Sonora Original),” Mateus Alves & Tomaz Alves Souza (Mateus Alves & Tomaz Alves Souza, artists)

ARRANGING

Best arrangement

“Juanito Alimaña,” Daniel Barón & Henry Villalobos, arrangers (Dani Barón y Henry Villalobos)

“Dando y Dando,” Gonzalo Grau, arranger (Luis Enrique)

“Sonho Inca,” Rafael Beck & Felipe Montanaro, arrangers (Guilherme Rondon, Rafael Beck E Felipe Montanaro)

“A Deriva (Adrift),” Felipe Salles, arranger (Felipe Salles Featuring Tatiana Parra)

“Cazadero’s March,” Teco Cardoso, arranger (Utupe Oficina Sonora, Mônica Salmaso, Teco Cardoso e Davi Fonseca)

RECORDING PACKAGE

Best recording package

Amores Perros (Banda Sonora Original Reedición 25° Aniversario), Dawn Baillie, art director (Varios Artistas)

Anela, María Blaya Miralles & Maria Elvira Garcia Perez, art directors (Belén Aguilera)

Florece En El Caos, Nicolas Fervenza, art director (No Te Va Gustar)

La Huella De Las Cuerdas, Celeste Prieto, art director (Berta Rojas)

La Vida Era Más Corta, Camilo Joaquín Villarruel, art director (Milo J)

SONGWRITER

Songwriter of the year

Edgar Barrera

Iván Gámez

Yoel Henriquez

Jenni Mosello

Sara Schell

PRODUCTION

Best engineered album

Boas Novas, Mauro Araújo & Kira Malevskaia, engineers; Duda Mello, mixer; Alexandre Rabaço, mastering engineer (Zeca Veloso)

Esgotada, Tó Brandileone, Kaique Del Giudice, Pedro Emmanuel, Lucas Fernandes & André Whoong, engineers; João Milliet & Ricardo Mosca, mixers; Felipe Tichauer, mastering engineer (Tiê)

Lux (Complete Works), Daniel Cayotte, Isaac Diskin, Tristan Hoogland, Jake Miller, David Rodríguez & Harry Wilson, engineers; Manny Marroquin, mixer; Bob Jackson & Brian Lee, mastering engineers (Rosalía)

Marco, Pedro Peixoto Rievers, mixer; Henrique Filizzola, mastering engineer (Marco Baptista)

Taracá, Carles Campi Campón, mixer; Fred Kevorkian, mastering engineer (Jorge Drexler)

Producer of the year

Edgar Barrera

Julio Raposo

Santiago Ruiz “Tatool”

Juan Pablo Vega

Federico Vindver

MUSIC VIDEO

Best short form music video

“10 anos de Castelos & Ruínas”, Bk’; Willy Hajli & Poeta Visual, video directors; Tutu Menezes, Vitor Jun Nozaki Cardoso, Rodrigo Rondino & Claudio Zanoti, video producers

“CHINGONA”, Tamara Flores; Harlock Chavez & Rupert Höller, video directors; Svetlana Pavlova & Alexa Pereda Puente, video producers

“Moleirinha”, Karetus Featuring Isabel Silvestre, CONAN OSÍRIS & Julio Pereira; Gonçalo Pereira, video director; Mafalda Leal Da Costa, video producer

“INRI”, Los Tres; Pato Escala & Nj López, video directors; Pato Escala & Nj López, video producers

“Sauvignon Blanc (Official Video)”, Rosalía; Noah Dillon, video director; Laura Elizabeth Seydel, video producer

Best long form music video

FREE SPIRITS (The Film), CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso; Ferran Echegaray & Ferina, video directors; Jean-Baptiste Fusil, Ellie Loarca & Francisco Wechsler, video producers

Hasta Que Me Quede Sin Voz, Leiva; Mario Forniés & Lucas Nolla, video directors; Mario Forniés, video producer

Guerras Invisíveis, L7nnon; Kaique Alves & Thiago Eva, video directors; Fernando Alonso & Eduardo Saraiva, video producers

Back To The ChildhoodMaleh; Maurizio Iazzetta, video director; Jeffer Lozada & Marcial Suárez, video producers

FLAMENCO, Varios Artistas; Carla Simón, video director; Mónica Blas, Claudia Mayer, Oscar Romagosa & Albert Soler, video producers