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2020 Latin GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony & First-Ever Brazilian Premiere Ceremony To Livestream Before Show

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Nov 12, 2020 - 4:46 pm

The Latin Recording Academy has announced details behind its 2020 Latin GRAMMY Premiere ceremony, set to broadcast before the 21st Latin GRAMMY Awards on Thurs., Nov. 19. Additionally, it unveiled it will hold its first-ever Brazilian Premiere ceremony where they will award all Portuguese language categories. 

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CONFIRMADO! 🎶 A edição brasileira da Premiere estará sob a regência da modelo @Lalaribeiro16 exclusivamente pelo Facebook na quinta-feira, 19 de novembro a partir das 19h (horário de Brasília) 👏👏 #LatinGRAMMY

📸: Sarah Silver pic.twitter.com/eAVuEJpzPA

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 12, 2020

Related: Meet This Year's Best New Artist Nominees | 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards

The Latin GRAMMY Premiere ceremony, hosted by actress, singer and entrepreneur Jackie Cruz, will livestream at 3 p.m. EST / 12 p.m. PST on the Latin GRAMMYs Facebook page. It will feature performances by 2020 Latin GRAMMY nominees Gina Chavez, Kurt, Naike Ponce, and Daniel Santacruz. Gaby Moreno and Lupita Infante, also nominated this year, will be among the award presenters. 

The Brazilian ceremony will follow, with a livestream at 5 p.m. EST / 2 p.m. PST on the Latin GRAMMYs Facebook page. Model Lais Ribeiro will host the show that will include performances from 2020 nominees Melim and Emicida with Marcos Valle. 

Latin Recording Academy President/CEO Gabriel Abaroa Jr. said in a statement the Facebook partnership will allow the world to experience "musical excellence" in real time. 

"We are looking forward to honoring Latin music creators once again during our much-anticipated Latin GRAMMY Premiere. This year, we are adding an additional event for the Brazilian market, exclusively for Portuguese language categories to celebrate the diversity and growth of our music," he said. 

Yesterday, it was revealed that indigenous actress Yalitza Aparicio wil co-host the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs alongside singers Carlos Rivera and Ana Brenda.

The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs will air on Univision on Thurs., Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. ET / PT (7 p.m. CT). The broadcast will also air on TNT (cable) at 7 p.m. (MEX) / 8 p.m. (COL) / 10 p.m. (ARG/CHI), and on Televisa on Channel 5. 

Due to the challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs will not have a live audience or a red carpet. The Latin Recording Academy, Univision and its production teams will adhere to the strictest safety guidelines and protocols.

Learn more about the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards via the Latin Recording Academy's official website.

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Nov 19, 2020 - 12:46 pm

Residente is the first artist to win a Latin GRAMMY for Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song. He won for his song "Antes Que El Mundo Se Acabe." 

Other nominees were Anuel AA's "Narcos," Duki's "Goteo," Bad Bunny and Eladio Carrion's "Kemba Walker," and Anuel AA, J Balvin, Jhay Cortez, Josias De La Cruz, Misael De La Cruz, Sergio Roldan, and Elvin Roubert & Nydia Yera's "Medusa."

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The Best Rap/Hip Hop Song is one of the new categories to debut at the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards show. 

2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards: Complete Winners & Nominees List

Learn more about the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards via the Latin Recording Academy's official website.

Residente, Ricky Martin & Bad Bunny perform at the 2019 Latin GRAMMYs

L-R: Residente, Ricky Martin & Bad Bunny perform at the 2019 Latin GRAMMYs

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Nov 17, 2020 - 5:22 pm

We're just two days away from the 21st Latin GRAMMY Awards, airing Thurs., Nov. 19, a night guaranteed to be filled with great music, big wins and touching speeches. Just like everything in 2020, things will look a little different at this year's awards show in order to ensure the safety of the artists and everyone involved. With the theme "Music Makes Us Human," the reimagined show will primarily take place in Miami, along with performances from multiple cities around the world

And even without a red carpet and live audience, there are a lot of exciting things ahead. GRAMMY.com has you covered on how and when to tune into the Biggest Night in Latin Music and what special moments to watch.

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¡Este jueves desde varias ciudades alrededor del mundo 🌎! La Noche Más Importante de la Música Latina 🎶 🙌 #LatinGRAMMY 19 DE NOV. 8PM @Univision pic.twitter.com/ym73vQmi80

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 16, 2020

Latin GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony & First-Ever Brazilian Premiere Ceremony

You can tune into the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Premiere ceremony, where the majority of the awards are handed out, live at 3 p.m. EST / 12 p.m. PST on the Latin GRAMMYs Facebook page.

It will be hosted by actress, singer and entrepreneur Jackie Cruz and will feature performances by 2020 Latin GRAMMY nominees Gina Chavez, Kurt, Naike Ponce and Daniel Santacruz. Gaby Moreno and Lupita Infante, also nominated this year, will be among the award presenters. 

Related: The Latin GRAMMYs Add New Categories, Including Reggaeton, For 2020 Show

For the first time ever, the Brazilian premiere ceremony, presented in Portuguese, will award all of the Portuguese-language categories. This exciting new Brazilian ceremony, which will livestream at 5 p.m. EST / 2 p.m. PST / 7 p.m. (Brasília) on the Latin GRAMMYs Facebook page, follows the Spanish-language premiere ceremony. Brazilian model Lais Ribeiro will host the show, which will include performances from 2020 nominees Melim and Emicida with Marcos Valle. 

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How To Tune Into The 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards

The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs will air on Univision on Thurs., Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. ET / PT (7 p.m. CT). The broadcast will also air on TNT (cable) at 7 p.m. (MEX) / 8 p.m. (COL) / 10 p.m. (ARG/CHI), and on Televisa on Channel 5. Univision can be streamed on most devices where you watch TV, including Apple TV, Roku, Google Chromecast, computers and smartphones. For more information on how to access it, visit tv.univision.com.

Read: Explore This Year's Record Of The Year Nominees | 2020 Latin GRAMMY Award

Who Will Be Hosting & Performing?

Indigenous actress Yalitza Aparicio and singers Carlos Rivera and Ana Brenda will be hosting the star-studded broadcast, which will also feature many exciting performances in addition to the select awards presented.

As this will be the first time the show is not held in a singular location, viewers will take a virtual trip around the globe to visit some of the biggest artists in Latin music. Representing Mexican regional music, Alejandro Fernández, Christian Nodal and Calibre 50 will perform from Guadalajara, while Argentinians Fito Páez and Nathy Peluso will share music live from their capital, Buenos Aires. Elsewhere, José Luis Perales will perform from Madrid, Spain, Puerto Rican sensation Bad Bunny will sing from San Juan and Brazilian superstar Anitta will beam in from Rio de Janeiro. 

There will also be very special tribute performance to celebrate five Latin music icons. Natalia Jiménez and Carlos Rivera will celebrate Spanish singer Julio Iglesias, while Lupita Infante joins Mariachi Sol de México de José Hernández to commemorate her grandfather, Mexican actor/ranchera singer Pedro Infante. Dominican Americans Leslie Grace and Prince Royce come together to celebrate the legacy of Dominican superstar Juan Luis Guerra, and Juanes will honor Brazilian singer Roberto Carlos, a.k.a. the King. Puerto Rican salsa legend Héctor Lavoe—El Cantante—will receive a lively tribute from Rauw Alejandro, Ivy Queen, Víctor Manuelle, Ricardo Montaner and Jesús Navarro.

Read: Meet This Year's Best New Artist Nominees | 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards

But wait, there's more! J Balvin, Ricky Martin, Carla Morrison, José Luis Perales, Camilo, Anuel AA, Marc Anthony, Pedro Capó, Julio Reyes Copello, Alex Cuba, Kany García, Guaynaa, Los Tigres del Norte, Víctor Manuelle, Ricardo Montaner, Debi Nova, Raquel Sofía and Sebastián Yatra will also perform.

Additionally, Mr. Worldwide, Pitbull, will honor the tireless frontline workers keeping us safe during the COVID-19 pandemic in a newly announced special performance at the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs. Frontline workers, including nurses and firefighters, will join the performance as part of his live band.

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#glamsquad in full effect @LatinGRAMMYs 📸: @omarcruz pic.twitter.com/OJ52Y7VktG

— Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin) November 16, 2020

For all things Latin GRAMMYs, visit the Latin Recording Academy's official website and follow @LatinGRAMMYs on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Join the conversation all week by tagging #LatinGRAMMY.

2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards: Complete Winners & Nominees List

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Pitbull rehearses at the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs

 

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Pitbull To Honor Frontline Workers At The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs

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Nov 17, 2020 - 2:42 pm

Pitbull will have frontline workers on stage as part of his band during his performance at the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs, broadcasting Thursday, Nov. 19. The performance aims to honor their efforts as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. 

Captain Eddy Alarcon and Lieutenant Troy Maness will be on guitar, Major Frank Fernandez will be on drums and physician’s assistant Debi Kuiper-Tomas will take bass. Sergeant Liz Bremer, labor and delivery registered nurse Kim Fleurinord and firefighter Adrian Ballard will join in for background vocals. Marlon Ferdinand, retired U.S. Air Force Major, registered nurse, paramedic and firefighter, will also provide backup vocals. 

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¡Este jueves desde varias ciudades alrededor del mundo 🌎! La Noche Más Importante de la Música Latina 🎶 🙌 #LatinGRAMMY 19 DE NOV. 8PM @Univision pic.twitter.com/ym73vQmi80

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 16, 2020

President/CEO of the Latin Recording Academy Gabriel Abaroa Jr. said this year's awards will, above all, show appreciation.

"This year has been an extraordinary one and, as such, the 21st Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards will not be about competition, but about showing solidarity, compassion and gratitude, in addition to using the power of music as a tool to become better people,” he said in a statement. 

The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs will air on Univision on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. CT). The broadcast will also air on TNT (cable) at 7 p.m. (MEX)/8 p.m. (COL)/10 p.m. (ARG/CHI), and on Televisa on Channel 5. 

Learn more about the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards via the Latin Recording Academy's official website.

2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards Nominees Announced: See The Complete List

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Who will join Juanes, Karol G and Calle 13 as the next artist to win the Latin GRAMMY Best New Artist Award? Learn about which rising artists are up for the trophy
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Nov 12, 2020 - 4:32 pm

For a rising artist in Latin music, one of the greatest nods is a Latin GRAMMY Best New Artist Award. Past Latin GRAMMY winners have gone on to become some of the most iconic and successful music makers in the world. Juanes, Kany Garcia, Karol G, and Calle 13 are just some of the past winners. Who will be next? Tune in to the 21st Latin GRAMMY Awards on Nov. 19 to find out, but before then, find out who this year's contenders are below. 

Anuel AA

Nothing has stopped Anuel AA from evolving into one of Latin trap and reggaeton’s most popular artists. Since being released from prison in 2018, he’s added his playfully raunchy and equally enticing lyricism to some of the most explosive reggaeton songs of the last few years, including "La Jeepeta" and "Baila Baila Baila." But the Puerto Rican rapper/singer’s 2020 album Emmanuel gets past the suggestive lyrics and hard knock life themes he’s known for to show off  some of his musical and lyrical versatility—just listen to his more  sentimental side on “No Llores Mujer.” Tracks on the album like "China" only solidify his ability to drop bangers.

Rauw Alejandro

Rauw Alejandro is no doubt one of Puerto Rico’s brightest rising singers. With a light voice that delivers catchy lyrics predominantly of love, sex and women, he has caught attention for his spin on R&B and his unmissable dance moves—he’s been vocal about how much thought he puts into being a performer. The singer/songwriter, who began releasing music on SoundCloud, also brings together Latin trap—press play on his 2019 EP Trap Cake, Vol. 1 for a full dose—reggaeton and dance hall and has brought some of 2020s most popular bangers; His latest release "Reloj" with fellow nominee Anuel AA has become his latest infectious track.  

Mike Bahía

Colombia’s Mike Bahía is enchanting people all over the world with his laid back, upbeat records—"La Lá" and "Cuenta Conmigo" are just two. A true master of optimism, Bahía even turns gloomy lyrics something to dance to in "Détente," a song about being in the tough spot of reconsidering a broken relationship. While his career as an artist took a back seat for some time, an appearance on Colombia’s "The Voice" in 2013 set him on a path towards stardom. Now, the musician and singer/songwriter is meshing reggae, bachata, pop, and more in his growing catalog. His debut studio album Navegando is just a taste of it all.

Cazzu

Don’t be fooled by her emo look, Cazzu is bringing the Argentine trap sound global. She is trailblazing with a voice that can deliver soft, seductive vocals as quick as she can deliver hard bars—listen to "Nada" and "Bounce," two of her most streamed tracks on Spotify, to hear that versatility in action. With more than 10 years in the industry, the rapper/singer found success in Latin trap but has also experimented with other sounds including R&B. Inspired by Avril Lavigne when she was younger, Cazzu's latest album, 2020’s Una Niña Inútil or a useless girl, full of female empowering energy, is dedicated to Argentine feminist writer Alfonsina Storni.

Conociendo Rusia

It took Conociendo Rusia a.k.a Mateo Sujatovich 27 years to make his first album. The son of Leo Sujatovich from Argentine band Spinetta Jade, Mateo’s been reworking the popular Argentine pop and rock sound with his own spin. The tile of sophomore album Cabildo y Juramento is an ode to one of Bueno Aires’ busiest intersections. Smooth, bold trumpet, guitar and key instrumentals make up some of the soundbed for Sujatovich’s stories of love and life in Argentina; His voice guiding the sounds with ease. His latest track, Tu Encanto,  is next to Argentine icon Fito Paez.

Read: Learn More About This Year's Song Of The Year Nominees | 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards

Soy Emilia

Juanita Carvajal is creating electro-infused pop with her bass at hand under the Soy Emilia moniker she created in 2015. The former bassist for Esteman’s soft vocals lay over a mesh of dreamy synth and tropical sounds combining with songwriting about love and heartbreak. The Colombia native’s full-length debut Reconstrucción, featuring "Mala Intención," "Toxico” and “Molesto,"  is flow of emotions  a after a breakup that is honest and relatable rebirth over light beats that will get you swaying while letting some energy out.

Kurt

Kurt is serenading audiences all over with an acoustic guitar and pop songs that are full of hope and romance. Once you listen to En Medio De Este Ruido—or any of his singles—you’ll be captivated by his poetic songwriting. The album showcases a range of moods Kurt wanders, from sunny tracks like "La Mujer Perfecta" and blues-influenced rock song "10 Veces Mejor." The singer-songwriter from Mexico has caught the attention of some of music’s most talented songwriters and singers. His latest track, "Sobreviviendo," alongside Sin Bandera’s renowned Leonel Garcia. 

Nicki Nicole

The youngest to be nominated for Best New Artist this year, teen rapper/singer Nicki Nicole hails from Argentina and her catchy Drake-inspired track “Colocao” has situated her as one of the next voices to watch. "Ante' no teníamo' pa' cenar/ Ahora estoy arriba de donde está," she raps of her come-up and claims her throne on the song produced by Bizarrap. Her 2019 debut Recuerdos erases any doubt that the artist isn’t here to stay; Her soulful voice shines on songs like “Plegarias” and her 2019 single "Nicki Nicole: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 13."  The album also displays a sonic versatility— including electronic, Caribbean, trap, and pop sounds. 

Read: Get To Know The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs Album Of The Year Nominees | 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards

Nathy Peluso

A lover of everything from hip-hop to jazz to tropical sounds, Nathy Peluso is not looking to define her sound with one specific genre. The lively performer is showing that through her debut Calambre—from her salsa track "Puro Veneno" to her hip-hop influenced "Sana Sana." Beyond emphasizing her no boundaries approach, the Argentina-born, Spain-raised singer pays homage to her roots on her track, “Buenos Aires.” In 2019, she was named one of Latin Alternative Music Conference’s Discovery Award winners.

Pitizion

Pitizion or la Piti may have made her name first known through an acting career on a Spanish-language Nickelodeon show, but she has made her way on the pop Latin music landscape through a sharp use of her pen and by staying real. On “Tú,” the Colombian singer calls out some of the superficialities people live by, but only to admit her admiration for those who live their life unpologetically and genuinely who they are. The positive vibes continue across her 2020 EP La Piti, if not through her humorous and smart lyricism, through her bouncy rithyms—making unfaithfulness upbeat on “Baby”— with a mesh of upbeat rap, reggaetón and pop. On her latest release “La Differente” la Piti continues to use her music as a way to spread messages to her fans, this time touching on mental health themes.

WOS

Fans of rap rock can look to WOS for some of Spanish-language music’s most promising blend of the genre. 2019 EP CARAVANA is full of bops like fiery, energizing “CANGURO” and mellower “MELON VINO” that winds the rapper down from his high-energy flow. When it comes down to the making of his sound, the Argentine rapper, who first got hooked on hip-hop at the age of 13, has a love for improvisation whether its freestyling or coming up with a beat in the studio.

The 2020 Latin GRAMMYs will air on Univision on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. CT). The broadcast will also air on TNT (cable) at 7 p.m. (MEX)/8 p.m. (COL)/10 p.m. (ARG/CHI), and on Televisa on Channel 5. 

Learn more about the 2020 Latin GRAMMY Awards via the Latin Recording Academy's official website.

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