“China” – Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G featuring Ozuna & J Balvin The 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards Telecast will air live on Univision on November 19th at 8 p.m. The Best Merengue/Bachata Album, Best Flamenco Album and Best Classical Contemporary Composition categories have also returned this year after receiving the minimum submission requirements. New categories this year include Best Pop/Rock Song, Best Reggaeton Performance and Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song.
This year’s class of nominees is the result of a resilient and genuine awards process.” Our Academy is stronger than ever as members are engaged, better informed and committed to elevating and honoring musical excellence across all genres of Latin music. Today, we are proud to unveil the nominees for the 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards - a group that reflects the constant evolution of Latin music. Latin Recording Academy president and CEO Gabriel Abaroa, Jr., stated: “Over the last year, we continued engaging in discussions with our members to improve the awards process and actively encouraged diverse Latin music creators to join and participate. 1, Ricky Martin’s Pausa, Fito Páez’s La Conquista del Espacio and Carlos Vives’ Cumbiana.ĭue to Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, the Latin Recording Academy allowed for an online entry and virtual voting process for potential nominees from the June 1st, 2019 to May 31st, 2020 eligibility period. The 2020 nominations for Album of the Year include Bad Bunny’s YHLQMDLG, Camilo’s Por Primera Vez, Kany García’s Mesa Para Dos, J Balvin’s Colores, J Balvin & Bad Bunny’s Oasis, Jesse & Joy’s Aire (Versión Día), Natalia Lafourcade’s Un Canto Por México, Vol. J Balvin leads this year’s nominations with 13, followed by Bad Bunny with nine nominations and Ozuna with eight Anuel AA, Josh Gudwin and Colin Leonard each received seven nominations.
2, Simplemente Gracias, Aug.The Latin Recording Academy has announced the nominees for the 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards. 1, En Vivo: Auditoria Telmex, June 10, 2017 4, De Sinaloa Para El Mundo, April 9, 2011 Let’s take a look at all of Calibre 50’s entries on the Regional Mexican Albums chart: Over on the Top Latin Albums chart, Simplemente launches at No. 3-dated tally, and “Chalito,” which opens at No. The album’s first cut, “Simplemente Gracias,” which was written by lead singer Edén Muñoz, topped the list for three consecutive weeks starting with the Aug. Simplemente has yielded two entries on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart. 1s, all consecutive, starting with Contigo (June 2014) and ending with Mitad y Mitad (Aug. In between, the band has placed seven total Regional Mexican Albums No. 16 via Andaluz/Disa/UMLE- continues the quartet’s hot streak on the chart in terms of top 10s, which dates back to when Renovar o Morir opened at No.
1 On Regional Mexican Songs ChartĬalibre’s 11th studio album -released Aug. Calibre 50's 'Por Que Cambiaste De Opinion' Hits No.
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