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Belinda took center stage on Thursday night (April 24) at the 2025 Billboard Latin Women in Music event, where she showcased her artistic evolution with a stunning performance.
The singer appeared in a dress made entirely of flowers to perform “Cursi de Más,” framed by a floral backdrop onstage. She then transitioned into “300 Noches” with a stunning outfit featuring fringe pants, a tank top that highlighted her toned physique, and a cowboy hat. The stage design was equally mesmerizing, adorned with red roses, bubbles and a heart-shaped centerpiece that enveloped the performance in magic and symbolism.
A very pregnant Lele Pons took the stage to present Belinda with her Evolution Award. “This recognition not only celebrates my career but also my ability to reinvent myself. Ever since I launched my album, everything has led me to this moment of deep inspiration,” Belinda said as she accepted her prize.
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The Latin pop princess has proven her ability to reinvent herself by exploring genres such as corridos, cumbia and electronic music, while evolving both artistically and personally.
“Life has been a journey full of learning, growth, and constant evolution — both personally and artistically,” she told Billboard earlier this week. “This recognition not only celebrates my career, but also the power of reinvention and continuing to explore new chapters. I feel more inspired than ever and excited to share this new musical era. Being honored on a night that celebrates such powerful and talented women makes this moment even more special.”
The third annual edition of Billboard Latin Women in Music, hosted by 2024 honoree Ana Bárbara, is broadcast live exclusively on Telemundo, Universo, Peacock and the Telemundo app, and throughout Latin America and the Caribbean via Telemundo Internacional.
The 2025 honorees also include Selena Gomez as Woman of the Year, as well as Natti Natasha (Unstoppable Artist Award), Anitta (Trailblazer Award), Chiquis (Impact Award), Ha*Ash (Resilience Award), and Celia Cruz, who is posthumously recognized with the Legend Award and featured in a new Billboard Español cover story in celebration of the centenary of her birth.
Check out the list of 2025 Latin Women in Music Executives and Entrepreneurs here.
Watch Belinda on the pink carpet during Billboard‘s livestream here.

Olga Tañón brought the fire to the stage at Billboard Latin Women in Music on Thursday night (April 24), kicking off the third edition of the event, broadcast live on Telemundo.
The Mujer de Fuego (Woman of Fire) performed a commanding medley of hits that included “Basta Ya,” “El Reclamo,” “Escondidos,” “Cómo Olvidar” and “Así Soy Yo.” Moments later, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award for her unmatched influence as a merengue star from her fellow Puerto Rican friend Luis Fonsi, who called her “more than a star, a force of nature” and an “undisputed role model for Latinas” as an artist, mother and wife. He also thanked her as his “musical godmother” for having supported him early in his career by inviting him to sing with her.
“After such a beautiful career of almost 40 years, it’s been a journey of immense growth to be able to leave [something valuable] for future generations,” Tañón expressed joyfully. Having a successful career “sometimes takes a long time,” she added, “but by doing the right things, you can get there.”
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Later in the evening, Tañón will participate in a tribute to Celia Cruz alongside La India and Ivy Queen.
With nearly four decades of an artistic career, Olga Tañón has not only won hearts but has also helped shape the tropical music style, earning a special place in the history of Latin music thanks to her interpretive quality, her unmistakable mezzo-soprano voice, and her high energy on stage.
Since launching her solo career in 1992, 20 of her albums have entered Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, including two that reached No. 1: Llévame Contigo (1997) and Te Acordarás de Mí (1998). On the Tropical Airplay chart, she holds the record as the female artist with the most top 10 entries (29 in total), with hits like “Es Mentiroso,” “Cómo Olvidar,” and “El Frío de Tu Adiós,” to name a few.
The Grammy and Latin Grammy winner was also recognized this year by Billboard among the top 10 Best 50 Female Latin Pop Artists of All Time.
Hosted by 2024 honoree Ana Bárbara, the third annual edition of the Billboard Latin Women in Music special is broadcasted live exclusively on Telemundo, Universo, Peacock, and the Telemundo app, and throughout Latin America and the Caribbean via Telemundo Internacional.
The 2025 honorees also include Selena Gomez as Woman of the Year, as well as Belinda (Evolution Award), Natti Natasha (Unstoppable Artist Award), Anitta (Vanguard Award), Chiquis (Impact Award), Ha*Ash (Unbreakable Award), and Celia Cruz, who, on the centenary of her birth, is posthumously recognized with the Legend Award and featured in the new Billboard Español cover story.
Watch Olga Tañón on the pink carpet during Billboard‘s livestream here.
For Billboard’s Latin Women In Music 2025 executives list, click here.
Actor and writer Harvey Fierstein will receive the 2025 Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre at the 78th annual Tony Awards. The show, with first-time host Cynthia Erivo, will broadcast live on both coasts on Sunday, June 8 (8-11 p.m. ET/5-8 p.m. PT) on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ in the U.S.
Fierstein has won four Tony Awards — two for Torch Song Trilogy (best play and best actor in a play) and one each for La Cage Aux Folles (best book of a musical) and Hairspray (best actor in a musical). He also wrote the Tony-winning hit Kinky Boots. Other Broadway credits include Newsies, Legs Diamond and the revival of Funny Girl. He revised the book for the latter show, which had a hit run on Broadway following its London production.
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Some of the luminaries previously honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award include Carol Channing, Graciela Daniele, Joel Gray, Jane Greenwood, Sheldon Harnick, Julie Harris, Rosemary Harris, Jerry Herman, James Earl Jones, John Kander, Angela Lansbury, Marshall W. Mason, Terrence McNally, Jack O’Brien, Harold Prince, Chita Rivera, Marian Seldes, Stephen Sondheim, Tommy Tune, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Harold Wheeler and George C. Wolfe.
Fierstein, 72, received a Primetime Emmy nod in 1992 for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series for a guest spot on Cheers.
The Tony Awards will be held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City for the first time in three years. Nominations will be announced on Thursday, May 1, at 9 a.m. ET live on the Tony Awards’ YouTube Page.
The Tony Awards are produced in collaboration with Tony Award Productions, a joint venture of the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League, and White Cherry Entertainment. Ricky Kirshner and Glenn Weiss are executive producers and showrunners for White Cherry Entertainment. Weiss will serve as director.
A limited number of tickets to the show are now on sale to the general public. Ticket prices begin at $595 for seats in the second and third mezzanines and are available for purchase at the Tony Awards’ website and Ticketmaster. There is a six-ticket limit and all ticket sales are final (Ticketmaster services charges will apply).
The 2026 Golden Globes have a date — Sunday, Jan. 11. That’s a bit later in the calendar year than the 2025 show, which aired on Jan. 5. The 2026 show will air live on both coasts (8-11 p.m. ET/5-8 p.m.PT) on CBS, and will stream on Paramount+ in the U.S. The show will again […]
Three nominees for entertainer of the year at the 2025 Academy of Country Music Awards — Chris Stapleton, Cody Johnson and Kelsea Ballerini — are among the 10 performers who were added to the lineup for the May 8 show. Also added were Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Clint Black, LeAnn Rimes, Miranda Lambert, Rascal Flatts and Wynonna Judd.
They join previously announced performers Reba McEntire (who is also set to host the show), Blake Shelton, Eric Church and Lainey Wilson.
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Five of these 14 performers are past winners of entertainer of the year at the ACM Awards. McEntire won in that top category in 1995; Brooks & Dunn in 1996, 1997 and 2002; Lambert in 2022; Stapleton in 2023 and Wilson in 2024.
Of these 14 performers, all but Johnson are past ACM winners in at least one category. And Johnson may win his first ACM Award this year — he has seven nominations, a total topped only by Ella Langley with eight. Morgan Wallen and Wilson also have seven.
More performers will be revealed next week.
The 60th ACM Awards will stream live for a global audience on Prime Video and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch on Thursday, May 8, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT from the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. The show will be expanded from two to two-and-a-half hours, and celebrates six decades of country music.
The show is produced by Dick Clark Productions. Raj Kapoor is executive producer and showrunner, with Patrick Menton as co-executive producer. Damon Whiteside serves as executive producer for the Academy of Country Music, and Jay Penske and Barry Adelman serve as executive producers for DCP. John Saade will also continue to serve as consulting producer for Amazon MGM Studios.
Kapoor is among the most successful executive producers in TV. He has served in that capacity on the last four Grammy telecasts (alongside Ben Winston and Jesse Collins) and the last two Oscar telecasts (alongside Katy Mullan).
This will be the 18th time McEntire has hosted or co-hosted the ACM Awards. She first co-hosted the show in 1986 with John Schneider and the late Mac Davis. McEntire is fast closing in on Bob Hope’s record as the most frequent host of any major awards show. Hope hosted or co-hosted the Oscars 19 times between 1940 and 1978.
This year’s show is presented by Carnival Cruise Line. A limited number of tickets to the show are available for purchase on SeatGeek.
Established in 1966, the Academy of Country Music Awards is the longest running country music awards show. It made history in 2022 as the first major awards ceremony to exclusively livestream.
The ACM Awards are produced by Dick Clark Productions, which is owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Eldridge Industries and Billboard parent company Penske Media.
There’s a nostalgia to Jeanette’s ’80s hit song “El Muchacho de los Ojos Tristes” that has transcended generations. Most recently, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco tapped The Marías for a reimagination of the ballad, titled “Ojos Tristes,” that is part of the couple’s collaborative album, I Said I Love You First. “I am very proud […]

Selena Gomez sings and dances to the beat of her own drum in the award-winning musical thriller Emilia Pérez, starring as Jessi Del Monte, a rebellious woman on a journey of radical transformation. Her compelling performance, both raw and refreshing, unlocked a new side of the 32-year-old star on the big screen. And that’s just one of her latest career milestones. In an industry that often aims to box you into categories, Gomez is a shapeshifter, constantly redefining what it means to be a global powerhouse today. In the last 12 months, Gomez, who has meticulously crafted a blueprint for her multi-hyphenate standing, garnered a Golden Globe best supporting actress nomination for Emilia Pérez; won a Screen Actors Guild Award for her role in Only Murders in the Building; the LP I Said I Love You First, which she released in March with fiancé Benny Blanco, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart, becoming Gomez’s fourth leader on the chart; and through her Rare Impact Fund, Gomez continues to work to increase access to mental health for young people.
Now, on April 24, she will be honored at Billboard and Telemundo’s annual Latin Women in Music gala with the Woman of the Year award.
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“I think anytime as women we show up and support each other, it truly is so beautiful and important,” Gomez tells Billboard. “I will say being honored at Latin Women in Music is incredibly special to me though. My Mexican heritage is something that has influenced me my entire life and it’s not lost on me how representation matters. Throughout the years I’ve been doing this, some of the most supportive women in the entertainment business I have met have been other Latin women. I love the bond we all have.”
Named after fellow Texan, the legendary Selena Quintanilla, Gomez — whose paternal grandparents are Mexican — catapulted to fame as a child actor in Barney & Friends at 10 years old and subsequently starred on the Disney Channel show Wizards of Waverly Place as the ultra-cool and spunky teenage wizard Alex Russo. But it’s perhaps her career as a recording artist that solidified her pop icon status boasting of 42 entries on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, and seven top 10 LPs on the Billboard 200, including three leaders on that tally. While she has mainly recorded in English, Gomez has always stayed close to her roots, and recording in Spanish felt almost inevitable.
Her first big splash in Latin music came in 2019, thanks to a feature on DJ Snake’s “Taki Taki,” alongside hitmakers Ozuna and Cardi B. The track debuted at No. 1 on the Hot Latin Songs chart in 2018, ruling for 13 weeks. Since then, Gomez has achieved three additional top 10 hits on the ranking, among them “Baila Conmigo,” her collaboration with Rauw Alejandro, which peaked at No. 4 on Hot Latin Songs in 2021 and topped the Latin Airplay chart for a week. That collab is part of her first-ever Spanish-language project: Revelación. It debuted at No. 1 on the Top Latin Albums chart, making history as the first album by a female artist to achieve the feat since Shakira’s El Dorado.
“I never really focus on stats and charts, but when I hear something like that, all I can feel is pride. Shakira is an icon and someone I’ve always looked up to and I love her so much,” says Gomez. “Making a Spanish album was something I had wanted to do for a long time. Over the years, I’d release a Spanish version of one of the songs off an album but having an all-Spanish project was something that meant a lot to me. I worked hard on making sure I paid homage to my Latin roots, through the music as well as the aesthetics of all the visuals.”
Navigating a bicultural identity, especially one that has a double standard (you should assimilate and learn English but also be fluent in Spanish), is one that even Selena Quintanilla faced in her early days. Then, Quintanilla had to learn to speak and sing in Spanish to be accepted in Mexico.
Gomez recently faced similar scrutiny when critics questioned her Spanish-speaking skills on Emilia Pérez, even though she plays the role of an American who lives in Mexico and who is not meant to be fluent in the role. Gomez — who alongside her co-stars Zoe Saldaña, Karla Sofía Gascón and Adriana Paz won best actress award for the ensemble cast at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival — says Emilia Pérez is a film she’ll “hold dear forever.”
“I pushed myself into uncomfortable spaces which as an actress are the most rewarding. It was a magical time and working with [director] Jacques [Audiard] was one of my best experiences,” she says. “I am taking my time to find the right role and director to work with next because I want it to be a challenge and unexpected.”
Gomez’s Latin heritage is constantly present in her work. She plays Mabel Mora in Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building. And in I Said I Love You First, she includes “Ojos Tristes” with The Marías, a reimagination of Jeanette’s 1981 classic ballad “El Muchacho De Los Ojos Tristes.” The track entered the top five of the Hot Latin Songs chart (dated April 5).
“Benny and I went and saw The Marías in concert last summer. I was mesmerized by them and knew I wanted to have them on our album,” Gomez shares. “ ’El Muchacho De Los Ojos Tristes’ to me is one of those cross generational songs that brings people together no matter how old you are. You either knew as an adult or something your mother or abuela listened to so it conjures up nostalgic memories. I loved seeing all the posts about the song and the feeling it reminds people of. I might have teared up a few times. I am very proud of this song.”
Gomez is equally proud of her work in activism as a leading voice in advocating for mental health and social justice for underrepresented communities. In 2019, she executive produced Living Undocumented, a Netflix docuseries that poignantly tackled the immigration crisis in the U.S. She has also transformed the youth mental health landscape by mobilizing over $20 million in funds with philanthropic partners across five continents.
“At the end of the day I believe it matters to be vocal about issues that matter to you, whether you are famous or not. It’s not for the faint of heart, because you are putting yourself out there and trust me there will be a lot of opinions that come at you for even having the nerve to say anything at all,” Gomez says. “I remember when I decided to be open about my own personal mental health, it was scary to be that vulnerable and I didn’t ever want anyone to think I am a victim. I thought [that] by sharing my own story I could help others, and I will take any negative opinions that come with that because I see the bigger picture of how the conversations have changed around mental health.”
Eight years after being named Billboard’s Woman of the Year, Gomez’s influence in music and beyond is even more tangible today, a testament to her impact and legacy. Her advice for the new generation of artists?
“Blocking out the noise and being true to yourself,” she says. “The noise can be overwhelming, and I am not saying it’s easy but by doing that and not compromising who you are, it goes a long way.”
The third annual Billboard Latin Women in Music special will air live at 9 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. CT on Thursday, April 24 exclusively on Telemundo, Universo, Peacock and the Telemundo app and throughout Latin America and the Caribbean on Telemundo Internacional.
Read Billboard’s Latin Women In Music 2025 executive list here.

Despite her success at celebrity roasts and comedy specials, comedian Nikki Glaser revealed at the TIME100 Summit on Wednesday (April 23) that there was one joke she told during the 2025 Golden Globes on Jan. 5 that she worried went too far.
“I didn’t say anything that was like, calling anyone ugly or fat,” she told TIME deputy editor Kelly Conniff in New York City. “I think I get a reputation of being mean because of the roasts. I’m hired to be mean for those. [At] the Golden Globes, it’s not my job to ruin their night.”
However, she conceded she was initially concerned enough about a quip aimed at Selena Gomez’s fiancé, producer Benny Blanco, that she ended up texting Blanco to get his permission to go ahead with the line.
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“I said that ‘Selena Gomez is here because of Emilia Pérez and Benny Blanco is here because of the genie who granted him that wish.’ And looking back, I’m like, that could [seem] mean, because everyone’s like, ‘He’s not attractive enough for her,’” she said. “For me, I’ve never looked at them and actually thought that. I feel like she won too. I think he’s really cool. So, because that joke didn’t actually come from a mean place, I felt like it was OK for me to say.”
Still, she was concerned enough about it that she texted him. “I got his number. I said ‘You don’t know me, but I’m hosting this thing, and I hear you’re going to be there. Can I say that you’re there because a genie granted you a wish?’ He was like, ‘That’s hilarious; let me run it by Selena.’ We were all just waiting in the writers’ room. He said ‘Selena thinks it’s great.’ So they gave me permission. It was actually Jimmy Kimmel who told me if you’re worried about a joke and how it’s going to go over, just ask them.”
The fact that Glaser reached out to Blanco to get his permission to tell a borderline-mean joke shows her character. And the fact that Blanco gave her the go-ahead to tell a joke at his expense shows his.
Gomez was nominated for three awards at this year’s Golden Globes: best supporting actress, motion picture for Emilia Pérez as well as two awards (acting and executive producing) for Only Murders in the Building. She didn’t go home with a Globe, but she went home with something better – a partner who is secure in himself and has a good sense of humor.
Glaser was the first woman to host the Globes solo and has already been hired to lead the awards show again in 2026.
At the TIME event, she said that she sensed that the audience this year was unsure of how hard she was going to go in her humor. “When I first walked out, I knew the energy was like ‘We don’t know what she’s going to do. We’ve seen her do the Tom Brady roast most recently’ – that’s kind of where I popped for most people. In retrospect, I looked back at how terrified they all looked because they were like, ‘She’s going to roast us! She’s going to be just as mean as she was to Tom Brady.’ So, I heard from a lot of them that they were really, really scared. I wish I would have known that. I would have done something to defuse that a little bit.
“Next time is going to be a lot more fun because I think they know the tone that I have now. I go [for jokes], but I’m not going to embarrass you. And if you laugh, I’m only going to make you look good because you’re going to look so relatable laughing. It’s one of the best ways for an untouchable kind of celebrity on a pedestal to look normal.”
Here’s a link to Glaser’s 17-minute conversation at the TIME100 Summit.
The Heat Latin Music Awards (popularly known as Premios Heat) unveiled its 2025 nominees today (April 23), exclusively on Billboard.
Beéle leads this year’s nominations with seven nods, including best urban artist and song of the year. He’s followed by six-time nominees Bad Bunny and Feid; Elena Rose with five nods; and with four nominations each, Karol G, Camilo, Yamie Safdie, and Ovy On The Drums.
More than 170 nominees are represented in 29 categories, including album of the year, best viral song, producer of the year, and fan club of the year — all categories that were added in 2024 for the awards’ 10th anniversary.
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The 2025 Heat Latin Music Awards will take place Thursday, May 29 in Medellín, Colombia, for the first time. In previous years, the event — founded by Colombian music executive and Billboard Latin Power Player Diana Montes — was celebrated on the beach in Punta Cana, Republica Dominicana, offering artists and attendees the “ultimate summer experience.”
Fans can vote for their favorite artists on the LosHeat.TV app.
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Below, see the full list of nominees:
Best Male ArtistFeidBad BunnyCarín León J BalvinEladio CarriónMalumaMarc AnthonyRauw AlejandroYandel
Best Female ArtistKarol GShakiraElena RoseMaría BecerraAnittaGreeicyKany GarcíaNatti Natasha
Best Duo or GroupMoratGrupo NichePiso 21Grupo FronteraCa7riel & Paco AmorosoGrupo 5Gente de ZonaRawayanaChyno & NachoAlexis y Fido
Best Rock ArtistJuanesMar RendónMolotovAirbagEla Taubert
Best Pop ArtistLassoJulianaMoratYamie SafdieElena RoseManuel TurizoFonseca
Best Urban ArtistFeidBeéleRyan CastroWisinYandelOzunaBlessdEladio CarriónAnuel AAArcángelJ BalvinMyke Towers
Best Tropical ArtistRomeo SantosCarlos VivesPrince RoyceEddy HerreraFelipe PeláezSilvestre DangondEl BlachyFonsecaCharlie ZaaAna del Castillo
Best Salsa ArtistVíctor ManuelleGilberto Santa RosaCamiloGrupo NicheYiyo SaranteLa IndiaMike BahíaBrunella Torpoco
Best Southern Region ArtistLudmillaEmiliaAnittaLa JoaquiTiago PZKLit KillahKe PersonajesTrueno
Best Andean Region ArtistBeéleElena RoseNanpa BásicoDanny OceanOvy On The DrumsRyan CastroDayanaraNachoAndreina Bravo
Best Northern Region ArtistLenny TavárezDarellJay WheelerTito Double PFarrukoNetón VegaDei VDe La Rose
Best New ArtistEla TaubertKapoAlleh y YorghakiLuis AlfonsoMajo AguilarMaisakYamie SafdieJombriel Hades 66
Musical PromiseDNDMarVallejo 777SoleyLa CruzBenúLuister La VozMiguel BuenoDomelipaDarumasJhay PValkaVale Garzón
Influencer of the YearYurielkys Ojeda & Valeria Ramírez (Hisyovaleria)La SeguraLele PonsLa DivazaCalle y PochéLos MontañerosUntalfredoLos de ÑamLuisa Fernanda WMarkoFelipe Saruma
Best Regional ArtistPipe BuenoJessi UribeArelys HenaoYeison JiménezPaola JaraCarín LeónXaviGabito BallesterosLuis Alfonso
Best Dominican Urban ArtistEl AlfaYailin La Más ViralLa PerversaLomiielLismarChimbala
Best Music Video“Si antes te hubiera conocido” – Karol G“Turista” – Bad Bunny“UWAIE” – Kapo“Khe ?” – Rauw Alejandro, Romeo Santos“Alegría”- Tiago PZK , Anitta , Emilia“Bailar Contigo” – Pipe Bueno, Majo Aguilar
Best Collaboration“Volver” – Piso 21, Marc Anthony, Beéle“Una Vida Pasada” – Camilo, Carín León“Orión” – Elena Rose, Boza“Hasta aquí llegué” – Nanpa Básico, Beéle“La Plena” – W Sound, Beéle, Ovy On The Drums“Se Me Olvida” – Maisak, Feid“En Privado” – Xavi, Manuel Turizo“Querida Yo” – Yamie Safdie, Camilo“Coqueta Remix”, Heredero, Jessi Uribe“Te Quería Ver” – Alemán, Netón Vega“Háblame Claro” – Yandel, Feid“Bala Perdida” – Arthur Hanlon, Ángela Aguilar
Best Video Content PlatformMoluscoTVAlofoke MediaDímeloKingLa Nave Podcast /MarkoChente YdrachVos Podés / Tatiana FrancoLos Impresentables Los40Juanpis González
DJ of the YearMarco CarolaDJ PopeDJ AdoniNatalia ParisGordoAlex Sensation
Song of the Year“Si antes te hubiera conocido” – Karol G“DtMF” – Bad Bunny“Nuevayol” – Bad Bunny“Rio” – J Balvin“Se me olvida” – Maisak, Feid“Hasta aquí llegué” – Nanpa Básico, Beéle“Chismofilia” – Luis Alfonso
Producer of the YearOvy On The DrumsSOGMaster ChrisSky RompiendoIcon Music – Jowan y RoloSergio GeorgeEdgar Barrera
Video Director of the YearDarío BurbanoEvaluna MontanerRodrigo FilmsFélix BollaínPedro ArtolaSebas SánchezNuno Gomes
Album of the YearCuatro – CamiloDebí Tirar Más Fotos – Bad BunnyCosa Nuestra – Rauw AlejandroMuevense – Marc AnthonyGrasa – Nathy PelusoGarcía – Kany GarcíaTropicalia – Fonseca
Best Viral Song“DtMF” – Bad Bunny“Ohnana” – Kapo“Capaz” – Alleh y Yorghaki“En Otra Vida” – Yamie Safdie, Lasso“Solcito” – Miguel Bueno, Juan Duque“Bing Bong” – Yailin La Más Viral“Con Sonido” – Alofoke Music, Bulin 47, Ceky Viciny“La Plena” – W Sound, Beéle, Ovy On The Drums
Composer of the YearEdgar BarreraMaster ChrisElena RoseKeitynCáceresWilfran CastilloBull Nene
Best Song for Videogames, Series or Movies“Mi Amor” from Capitan Avispa – Juan Luis Guerra 4:40, Joy, Luis Fonsi“Mi Camino” from Emilia Pérez – Selena Gomez“Cuéntame” from Me Atrevo a Amarte – Majo Aguilar, Alex Fernández“Al Final” from Moana 2 – Emilia Mernes
Fan Club of the YearFandom Karol GFandom Lenny TavárezFandom DomelipaMarcianos – Mar RendónTeamLu – Lucia De La PuertaFandom YuleriasFandom FeidTeam Chivirikas – Yailin La Más Viral
Best Religious Song“Bailando en la lluvia” – Daddy Yankee“Tiempos Buenos” – Farruko, Madiel Lara“Alabaré” – Nacho, Redimi2 y Alex Zurdo“Rumbo Pa La Iglesia” – Alex campos“Hay un Gran Rey” – Lirios“El Amado Viene” – Montesanto
Green Day landed one of its biggest hits with their 2004 single “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” — now, 20 years later, the trio’s dreams are coming true over on Hollywood Boulevard. The veteran rock band is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, May 1 at 11:30 a.m. PT. […]