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With the release of his latest album Vida Cotidiana, it’s been a busy past few months for Juanes, but the Colombian star took time to sit with Billboard‘s Leila Cobo to talk candidly about a variety of topics. From his mental health journey to overcoming the stress about writing a “hit,” Juanes keeps it real […]
From career milestones and new music releases to major announcements and those little, important moments, Billboard editors highlight uplifting moments in Latin music. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week.
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Farruko’s Youth Faithstival
Puerto Rican star Farruko held his first-ever Youth Faithstival in Puerto Rico on July 23, which kicked off with a faith-based march dubbed the Youth for Jesus and ended with a free concert, attended by 15,000 people, according to a press statement. Throughout the march, people could stop at several booths featuring guest speakers and presentations by groups such as the Christian Youth of Puerto Rico.The day ended with a handful of performances by artists such as Gabriel José Rodríguez, better known as Gabriel EMC, Onell Díaz who collaborated with Farruko on “Misericordia” and Jaime Barceló — former member of the band León de Judá — among many more artists.
Prior to the event, Farruko posted on social media: “I’m going to make it easy totally free we will dance, jump, sing and feed the spirit that we need so much in these difficult times, if we unite for sometimes stupid causes let’s unite for peace, for the youth and for God.”
Anuel AA Surprises Fan
Anuel is making dreams come true. The Puerto Rican hitmaker was spotted gifting one of his sparkly necklaces to a young fan who couldn’t hold back the dears as his idol gave him this special gift. In the video shared on social media, you can see Anuel put the necklace on a little boy, who is of course recording on his phone every second of this moment. Then, Anuel gives him a hug and tells him to behave and never to take the necklace off.
On the Radar (July)
If you missed our On the Radar picks for July, it’s never too late to start listening to these hidden gems. This month, Billboard’s Latin and Español editors highlight 11 emerging acts, from Jasiel Nuñez – who scored his first entry on the Hot 100 thanks to “Lagunas” with Peso Pluma – and K-efe from Chile who performed at the Latin Alternative Music Conference earlier this month.
See all the picks for On the Radar here.
Colombia Team on Top
The Colombia team celebrated their first win at the Women’s World Cup 2023 in a big way. Following their victory over South Korea on Tuesday (July 25) at the Sydney Football Stadium, the team returned to the locker room where they got a surprise visit from the Colombian hitmaker J Balvin, who hyped them as they blasted and sang along to one of his early hits, “Ay Vamos.” Before the game, they were bumping to Karol G’s “Amargura,” to which Karol G responded with “Reinotas (Queens).”
Rosalía sends emotional message post-Motomami World Tour
Before reports of her engagement ending with Rauw Alejandro, Rosalía was celebrating a milestone as she wrapped her first-ever global tour. The Motomami World Tour, a nearly 70-date global trek, ended with a last performance at Lollapalooza Paris and later posted an emotional message on social media to mark the end of an era. “Motomami has anded but my gratitude with God, my family, my team and all those that support me is forever. Motomami has been a hurrican that has brought but also taken many things from my life that I don’t even know where to start. Thanks to all the Motomamis of the world for giving me so much love during this time,” she wrote.
Fuerza Regida and Banda MS’ second team-up takes over Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart as “Mentira No Es” jumps from No. 6 to No. 1 to lead the July 29-dated list. Previously, Banda MS enlisted Fuerza Regida for “Santo Patrón,” which dips 16-39 after reaching No. 13 in June.
“Mentira No Es” rules with 7.5 million audience impressions earned in the week ending July 20, according to Luminate. That’s a 38% gain from the week prior, an increase that secures the track the week’s Greatest Gainer honor.
As the collaboration advances to the top, Banda collects its 19th No. 1, and first since “Hay Que Hacer Dinero,” featuring Eden Muñoz, led for a week in July 2022.
Fuerza Regida, meanwhile, captures its second Regional Mexican Airplay No. 1, following the three-week command of “Bebe Dame,” with Grupo Frontera, this March-April.
As “Mentira No Es” grants Banda MS its 19th ruler, the Mazatlán group breaks from a tie with both Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizárraga and Intocable for the second-most No. 1s overall in the list’s history. Only Calibre 50, with 23 champs, claims more. Let’s look at the scoreboard.
Most Regional Mexican Airplay No. 1s:23, Calibre 5019, Banda MS de Sergio Lizarraga18, Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga18, Intocable17, La Arrolladora Banda el Limon de Rene Camacho16, Conjunto Primavera16, Los Tigres del Norte15, Christian Nodal
Elsewhere, “Mentira No Es” vaults 18-6 for a new best on the overall Latin Airplay chart, also the week’s biggest gainer there. The song becomes Banda MS’ 24th top 10 and likewise first since “Hay Que Dinero,” which hit No. 6 last July. The new top 10 is Fuerza Regida’s second, after “Bebe Dame” led for a week in March.
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The Jenni Rivera Estate has signed a global deal with Universal Music Publishing Group to administer the publishing rights for Jenni Rivera’s global catalog, Billboard has learned. “I’m so excited about this new partnership with Universal Music Publishing. It’ll bring great achievements for my mom’s legacy and for Jenni Rivera Enterprises,” said Jacqie Rivera, CEO of Jenni […]
Rauw Alejandro issued a lengthy statement Wednesday (July 26), just a day after it was reported that he and fiancé Rosalía had ended their relationship after three years together. “Throughout all these years, you’ve been part of my professional accomplishments, as well as all the happy moments I lived with my partner,” Alejandro wrote in […]
Every month, Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors feature a small group of new, or relatively unknown, artists whose music we love. Think “diamantes en bruto,” or “diamonds in the rough.” These are newcomers who have yet to impact the mainstream — but whose music excites us, and who we believe our readers should make a point to discover.
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Our latest edition of On the Radar Latin includes nearly a dozen emerging artists, who we might’ve found anywhere from a Spotify playlist to a music showcase. See our recommendations below.
Artist: Andreina Bravo
Country: Ecuador
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: Bravo is a force to be reckoned with in her native Ecuador but what makes her shine is her humility and go-getter attitude. I first met the rising pop artist at the 2023 Heat Latin Music Awards — where she nabbed the award for trending artist the year prior — when she personally approached me to introduce herself. Looking like a real-life Barbie doll, decked in a glittery dress and playful blonde locks, Bravo told me about her future projects and desire to learn more about the music industry.
Meanwhile, in Latin America, she’s already a growing name, boasting over two million followers on TikTok and more than one million on Instagram. She’s characterized by her relatable personality on social media and infectious sugary pop tracks, mainly celebrating girl power and self-love. Bravo is also a model and businesswoman, the owner of her own bathing suit brand, called Bravu. — JESSICA ROIZ
Song for Your Playlist: “Arte”
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Artist: Christian Alicea
Country: Puerto Rico
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: I met Christian Alicea during the Premios Juventud 2023 red carpet. I was captivated by his talent and charisma during our brief conversation on the carpet. Christian, originally from Lares, Puerto Rico, has a distinct tropical music influence in his voice. His family’s musical background and his unique fusion of classic and urban sounds contribute to his originality within the genre. In his latest single “Bendición Mame y Pape,” he not only displays his great talent, but also mesmerizes his fans with his sweet and raspy vocals, while also fearlessly embracing the power of rap melodies. — INGRID FAJARDO
Song for Your Playlist: “Bendición Mame y Pape”
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Artist: DAAZ
Country: Mexico
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: While working out one day in the park, I came across a song called “Motel California”—it instantly caught my attention. The collaboration between newcomers DAAZ and Sabino kicks off with jazzy piano melodies that then transitions to a feel-good and smooth funk-rap fusion, narrating a conversation between two friends: one who went on a date with a girl and later to the motel, the other giving him advice. Much like this vibey track, DAAZ portrays Hip-Hop and reggae music by “incorporating Mexican ‘culturalismos’ and real-life topics of Millennial woes,” according to a press statement. The Cancun-based newcomer calls himself “the king of the jungle” on social media and is signed to WK Records. — J.R.
Song for Your Playlist: “Motel California” feat. Sabino
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Artist: Darho
Country: Colombia
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: Hailed from Barranquilla, Darho captured my attention with his first two singles under Warner Music Latina: “Ojitos Secos,” a beautiful heartbreak ballad that debuted in April; and the more joyful “Ven Ven,” released last week, whose fusion of dembow and afrobeat is perfect for the summer. “I made the decision to select this new song in order to infuse something refreshing for me, departing from my melancholic ballads and paving the way for something vibrant, something Caribbean,” the Colombian singer-songwriter says in a statement. It’s a welcome change that showcases Darho’s versatility and increases our curiosity to see what he’ll do next. — SIGAL RATNER-ARIAS
Song for Your Playlist: “Ven Ven”
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Artist: Dayanara
Country: Ecuador
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: During the 2023 Heat Latin Music Awards in Punta Cana, I also came across Dayanara, a giddy brunette who turned heads with her pearly white smile and chocolaty eyes. But beyond being just a beautiful and viral girl (she has nearly three million followers on Instagram), Dayanara is a rising pop artist who’s already all the rage in her country, Ecuador. She navigates from reggaetón to cumbia to romantic ballads and more with her dulcet vocals, and has recently been making the rounds with her Kunno-assisted track “El Ganado.” A well-rounded star, Dayanara formed part of a reality show called Pequeños Brillantes when she was 10 years old, won Miss Teen Universe at 17 years old in 2015 and represented Ecuador at the 2019 Viña del Mar Festival. — J.R.
Song for Your Playlist: “Ni Borracha”
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Artist: Drea Dury
Country: Colombia
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: Born and raised in Cali, Colombia, Dury’s music is a lush combination of pop, Afrobeats and R&B, built over a cohesive sonic base no doubt informed by a childhood surrounded by classical music (her father is an orchestra conductor). Like Nathy Peluso, Dury’s output is truly audio-visual, her sexy beats accompanied by exuberant, tropical visuals in a combo that she calls “Criollan Elegance.” While Dury stops short of going over the top, she certainly commands attention. Last week, she opened for Ozuna in Paris, and recently released a new EP, Palmera Nights. — LEILA COBO
Song for Your Playlist: “Bandida”
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Artist: Jasiel Nuñez
Artist: Mexico
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: Jasiel Nuñez was the first artist to take the stage at Peso Pluma’s 24th birthday bash last month in Guadalajara. I was quickly captivated by his velvety vocals, which contrast the sometimes harsh sound of a corrido. Typically, corrido singers’ vocals are raw and unpolished, but not Nuñez’s. The singer-songwriter is not only one of Peso Pluma’s best friends, he’s also signed to the Mexican superstar’s label Double P Records. Nuñez has co-written a number of tracks with Peso, including “Lagunas,” one of their collaborations featured on the history-making album Génesis, which Peso unleashed last month and debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 — the highest ranking on the tally for a música mexicana album. Moreover, “Lagunas” earned Nuñez his first entry on the Hot 100, after the piano-led ballad peaked at No. 85. — GRISELDA FLORES
Song for Your Playlist: “Lagunas”
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Artist: K-efe
Country: Chile
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: One of the first things about K-efe that draws you in is her laidback bohemian swagger — then it’s her piercing vibrato, delivered with a soulful rap flair. That’s exactly what captivated me about the artist, also known as Karin Hoffmann, at this year’s Acoustic Showcase of the Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC) at New York’s S.O.B.s. — which we featured on our 11 Standout Performances list. Taking cues from Erykah Badu and Lauryn Hill, the Mexico City-based singer/producer makes music of a neo-soul persuasion, with an occasional ability to spit punchy one-liners. Her latest release, “SUELTA (Respira)” with Paz Quintana, showcases her conscious hip-hop lyricism, which is anchored in roots and folklore. — ISABELA RAYGOZA
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Song for Your Playlist: “SUELTA (Respira)”
Artist: Loyal Lobos
Country: Colombia
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: This Bogotá-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter boasts a high, ethereal voice that sings knock-out lyrics over atmospheric vibes with just tinges of dance. Newly signed to Saban, Loyal Lobos began her career singing mostly in English on her debut indie album, 2020’s Everlasting. With Saban, she’s switched seamlessly to Spanish, marrying an alt-pop sound with the punch of Spanish-language story-telling, and leaving us better for it. Loyal Lobos’ relatable lyrics and very unique sound stand out in the Latin music realm through songs like “Funeral,” which details how her big send-off should be a big party; and her recent “Si volviera a conocerte,” a wistful look at the one who got away. A new EP, Loba Vol. 1, is due out this Fall. — L. Cobo
Song for Your Playlist: “Si Volviera A Concerte”
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Artist: Milo J.
Country: Argentina
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: At the young age of 16, Camilo Joaquín Villarruel, better known as Milo J, already sounds like a veteran — thanks to his tone of voice and lyrics that talk about his personal experiences. With an indisputable talent, the rap artist is quickly making a name for himself as the promising new sound of the urban genre in Argentina. Active in music since 2021, songs like “Milagrosa” have put him on the radar of many, and he continues to build his reputation with each new release. His talent has already been recognized by other Argentine colleagues who have invited him to collaborate on their recent albums, such as Nicki Nicole, with whom he sings “Dispara,” and Khea, with whom he collaborated on the song “Nunca Voy Solo”. — LUISA CALLE
Song For Your Playlist: “Rincón”
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Artist: Sebastian Esquivel
Country: Mexico
Why They Should Be on Your Radar: I met Sebastian Esquivel on a red carpet in Las Vegas in April of this year. The following month, while visiting Chihuahua, Mexico, I had the opportunity to witness firsthand how his music has gained widespread popularity — not only through social media but also locally in the northern region of Mexico. Born in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Esquivel also represents the new era for corridos, where they innovate by combining corridos and trap.
One of the perfect examples of this genre is his last hit, “Bélico y Cholo,” released earlier this year with Yerai R. Following the success of the single, Esquivel brought Virlan Garcia onboard for a live version of the single “Bélico y Cholo – En Vivo – Con Virlan Garcia.” He is currently promoting his most recent EP Los Esquivel en vivo desde Cadereyta, in collaboration with his brother Eugenio Esquivel — together they have gained recognition as part of the TikTok-famous duo in Mexico, Los Alucines. — I.F.
Song for Your Playlist: “Bélico y Cholo (En Vivo)”
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Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García is the latest Latin star to perform for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series. The intimate setting is fitting for García’s personal, deep lyrics which touch on love, heartbreak and beyond. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news She kicked off her nearly 17-minute […]
It’s been 20 years since Hoobastank released “The Reason,” and to celebrate the big anniversary, the rock band arrived Thursday (July 20) at Premios Juventud — its first-ever Latin awards show — to perform a new salsa version of the 2003 hit song.
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“This song has a very special value, so I did it as a gift for my uncle who’s my manager,” Moly told Billboard at the red carpet. “My uncle told me to send the song to Hoobastank, so I sent it to them via Instagram and told them I’ve been a fan since I was a kid.” According to the Venezuelan salsa artist, talks for the collaboration began in 2020.
“We have people cover the song and tag us all the time, every single day, and I don’t recall getting asked to do something like this,” Hoobastank’s lead guitarist Dan Estrin elaborated, to which lead vocalist Doug Robb noted that Moly’s salsa version “just felt right.”
Hoobastank and Moly later took center stage to perform the track. “Puerto Rico, Hoobastank,” Moly said ecstatically, and the group appeared singing in English. Then, their voices united for an epic bilingual rendition of the rock anthem. Backed by a live salsa band and electric guitar solos, this was perhaps one of the best performances of the night for its originality.
The new version, a subtle fusion of rock and salsa, is part of the Venezuelan artist’s new album Metamorfosis. The original track peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 (dated June 19, 2004).
Premios Juventud celebrates its 20th anniversary from the Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the theme of “Exprésate a tu Manera” (Express Yourself Authentically). Co-hosted by Alejandra Espinoza and Angela Aguilar, this year’s PJs debuts 15 new categories that “reflect the latest trends” in Latin music, such as best song for my ex, best urban track and best urban mix, among others.
Additionally, this year, Shakira and Camila Cabello will receive the special “Agent of Change” award, joining past honorees that include Jesse & Joy, Maluma, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Kany García, Jenni Rivera Foundation, Ricky Martin, Becky G, Pitbull, Juanpa Zurita, and Wisin y Yandel.
The last time Camila performed together was 10 years ago. Ending a decade-long hiatus, the Mexican trio — comprised of Mario Domm (vocals and piano), Samo Parra (vocals) and Pablo Hurtado (guitar) –reunited to perform “Fugitivos” Thursday (July 20) at Premios Juventud.
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The set started with the new track, very much inspired by their comeback as a trio. “I’m not scared of a part two, it’s never too late to start again,” Samo and Mario sang passionately. They then transitioned to an anthem, “Mientas,” for which they were joined by the crowd who was eager to sing along with them. They ended with the chorus of another classic, “Todo Cambió.”
The reunion of these voices was a special moment during the awards ceremony. Camila was once a chart-topping trio known for striking pop ballads such as “Mientes” and “Aléjate De Mí.” The trio also won several Latin Grammys and Billboard Latin Music Awards.
Camila became a duo in 2013 after Samo departed to pursue a solo career. As a duo, Domm and Hurtado released the album Elypse in 2014, while Samo debuted as a soloist and put out two albums: Inevitable (2013) and Eterno (2017), as well as the live set Me Quito El Sombrero (2015).
Premios Juventud, which was televised live on Univision, celebrates its 20th anniversary from the Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the theme of “Exprésate a tu Manera” (Express Yourself Authentically). Co-hosted by Alejandra Espinoza and Angela Aguilar, this year’s PJs debuts 15 new categories that “reflect the latest trends” in Latin music, such as best song for my ex, best urban track and best urban mix, among others.
Additionally, this year, Shakira and Camila Cabello will receive the special “Agent of Change” award, joining past honorees that include Jesse & Joy, Maluma, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Kany Garcia, Jenni Rivera Foundation, Ricky Martin, Becky G, Pitbull, Juanpa Zurita, and Wisin y Yandel.
The 20th annual Premios Juventud ceremony was held Thursday (July 20) for the second consecutive year in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where Latin music artists were awarded in categories such as favorite streaming artist, best urban track and best regional Mexican fusion, to name a few.
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Bad Bunny, Becky G, Grupo Frontera, Maluma, Peso Pluma, Rauw Alejandro, Rosalía, Shakira and TINI lead the list of nominees with nine nods each. They are followed by Camilo, Karol G, Manuel Turizo Maria Becerra who are each up for eight awards. The fan-voted awards celebrate 20 years under the theme “Exprésate a tu Manera (Express Yourself Authentically).”
Co-hosted by Alejandra Espinoza and Ángela Aguilar, this year’s PJs — which aired live on Univision — debuts 15 new categories that “reflect the latest trends” in Latin music. Additionally, Shakira and Camila Cabello will receive the special “Agent of Change” award.
See the updating list of winners below:
Best Pop Album
Clichés – Jesse & Joy
De Adentro Pa Afuera – Camilo
El Amor Que Merecemos – Kany García
Familia – Camila Cabello
Haashtag – Ha*Ash — WINNER
La Cuarta Hoja – Pablo Alborán
La Neta – Pedro Capó
Play – Ricky Martin
Sincerándome – Carlos Rivera
XOXO– Cnco
Best Pop/Urban Song
“Cairo” – Karol G & Ovy On The Drums
“Chao Bebe” – Ovy On The Drums & Ozuna
“Cupido” – Tini
“De 100 A 0” – Manuel Turizo
“Despechá” – Rosalía
“Fiesta” – Farina & Ryan Castro
“Hot” – Daddy Yankee & Pitbull
“No Hay Ley” – Kali Uchis
“Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53 “- Bizarrap & Shakira — WINNER
“Tuturu” – Chesca
Girl Power
“Activa” – Chesca, Villano Antillano & Corina Smith
“Brinca” – Cazzu & Young Miko
“Despechá Rmx” – Rosalía & Cardi B
“Hung Up On Tokischa” – Madonna & Tokischa
“Intoxicao” – Emilia & Nicki Nicole
“La Loto” – Tini, Becky G & Anitta
“Lokita” – Natti Natasha & Maria Becerra
“Para No Verte Más” – Thalia & Kenia Os
“Qué Agonía” – Yuridia & Ángela Aguilar
“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira — WINNER
Premios Juventud Female Artist
Angela Aguilar
Anitta
Becky G
Camila Cabello
Chiquis
Karol G
Maria Becerra
Rosalía
Shakira — WINNER
TINI
Female Artist On The Rise
Aitana
Bad Gyal
Chesca
Danna Paola — WINNER
Emilia
Kim Loaiza
Lola Indigo
Tokischa
Villano Antillano
Premios Juventud Male Artist
Bad Bunny
Camilo
Carin Leon
Daddy Yankee
Manuel Turizo
Myke Towers
Ozuna
Peso Pluma
Rauw Alejandro
Romeo Santos
Favorite Group or Duo of The Year
CNCO
Eslabon Armado
Fuerza Regida
Gente de Zona
Grupo Frontera
Ha*Ash
Jesse & Joy
Los Ángeles Azules
Reik
Wisin y Yandel
New Generation – Female Artist
Bratty
GALE
Jenn Morel
Kenia Os
La Joaqui
Ludmilla
Pahua
PaoPao
Snow Tha Product
Young MIko
New Generation – Male Artist
Bizarrap
Brray
Chris Lebron
Lasso
Quevedo
Rels B
Rusherking
Trueno
Yng Lvcas
YOVNGCHIMI
New Generation – Regional Mexican
Conexión Divina
Eden Muñoz
Grupo Frontera
Grupo Marca Registrada
Kevin Kaarl
Mario Bautista
Poala Jara
Peso Pluma
Sebastian Esquviel
Victor Cibrian
Male Artist On The Rise
Alvaro Diaz
Blessd
Boza
Carin Leon
Eladio Carrion
Fuerza Regida
Luis R Conriquez
Ryan Castro
Santa Fe Klan
Tiago PZK
My Favorite Streaming Artist
Bad Bunny
Becky G
Bizarrap
Carin Leon
Fuerza Regida
Grupo Frontera
J Balvin
Karol G
Peso Pluma
Rauw Alejandro
The Best Beatmakers
Bizarrap
DJ Luian
Edgar Barrera
Foreign Teck
Mambo Kingz
Mr Naisgai
Ovy on the Drums
Sky Rompiendo
Subelo Neo
Tainy
Best Song By a Couple
“Abajito” – Lele Pons & Guaynaa
“Beso” – Rosalía & Rauw Alejandro
“Dicelo” – Jay Wheeler & Zhamira Zambrano
“La Boda” – Jessi Uribe & Paola Jara
“Luna” – JD Pantoja & Kim Loaiza
Best Song For My Ex
“Cupido” – Tini
“Mi exxx” – Wisin & Anuel AA
“Que Vuelvas” – Carin Leon & Grupo Frontera
“Shakira: BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap & Shakira — SHAKIRA
“Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny
OMG Collaboration
“A Tu Manera – Macaco, Pedro Capo, Alvaro Soler ft. Ky-Mani Marley
“Bailar Contigo” – Black Eyed Peas & Daddy Yankee
“Despechá RMX” – Rosalía & Cardi B
“El Merengue – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo
“Forever My Love” – J Balvin & Ed Sheeran
“Let’s Get Crazy! (Mambo Drop)” – Don Omar & Lil Jon
“No Más” – Murda Beatz ft. Quavo, J Balvin, Anitta & Pharrell
“Ojalá” – The Rudeboyz, Maluma & Adam Levine
“Sin Fin” – Romeo Santos & Justin Timberlake
“Si Salimos” – Eladio Carrion & 50 Cent
Best Urban Track
“Café Con Leche” – Pitbull
“Deprimida” – Ozuna
“La Bebe Remix” – Yng Lvcas & Peso Pluma
“Necesidad” – Venesti
“Noche De Teteo” – Sech
“Rumbatón” – Daddy Yankee
“Sincero” – Don Omar
“Tití Me Preguntó” – Bad Bunny
“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira — WINNER
“Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid
Best Urban Mix
“Ande Con Quien Ande” – Myke Towers & Jhayco
“Besos Moja2” – Wisin Y Yandel & Rosalía
“Desesperados” – Rauw Alejandro & Chencho Corleone
“Hey Mor” – Ozuna & Feid
“Me Porto Bonito” – Bad Bunny & Chencho Corleone
“Nivel De Perreo” – J Balvin & Ryan Castro
“Nos Comemos” – Tiago Pzk & Ozuna
“Nos Comemos Vivos” – Maluma & Chencho Corleone
“Nunca Y Pico” – Yandel, Maluma & Eladio Carrión
“Ulala” – Myke Towers & Daddy Yankee
Best Urban Album – Male
3MEN2 KBRN – Eladio Carrión
Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo Te Pirateamos El Álbum – Feid
La Última Misión – Wisin Y Yandel
La Vida Es Una – Myke Towers
Llnm2 – Anuel AA
Microdosis – Mora
Ozutochi – Ozuna
Saturno – Rauw Alejandro
Sr. Santos – Arcángel
Un Verano Sin Ti – Bad Bunny
Best Urban Album – Female
Esquemas – Becky G
La Nena De Argentina – Maria Becerra
Mañana Será Bonito – Karol G
Nena Trampa – Cazzu
Trap Kitty – Young Miko
Best Dembow Song
“Cuca” – Kiko El Crazy
“Feliz” – Chimbala
“Gogo Dance” – El Alfa & Chael Produciendo
“Me La Wa Robar” – La Materialista & Angel Dior
“To’ Esto Es Tuyo” – Natti Natasha
Best Dembow Collaboration
“Delincuente” – Tokischa, Anuel Aa & Ñengo Flow
“Le Doy 20 Mil” – El Alfa & Prince Royce
“Pichirry” – Kiko El Crazy & El Alfa
“Soy Mamá Remix” – La Insuperable, Farina & Yailin La Mas Viral
“Subete A Mi Moto” – Chimbala & Angel Dior
“Wapae” – 6ix9ine, Angel Dior, Lenier Ft. Bulin 47
Best Trap Song
“Baby Father 2.0” – Yovngchimi Ft. Myke Towers, Arcángel, Ñengo Flow & Yeruza
“Coco Chanel” – Eladio Carrión & Bad Bunny
“Js4e” – Arcángel
“La 2blea” – Anuel AA
“Riri” – Young Miko
Pop Track Of The Year
“Ambulancia” – Camilo & Camila Cabello
“Bailé Con Mi Ex” – Becky G
“Junio” – Maluma
“La Equivocada” – Cnco
“La Fiesta” – Pedro Capó
“No Sé Si Salga El Sol Remix” – Manuel Medrano & Rawayana
“Respirar” – Jesse & Joy
“Supongo Que Lo Sabes” – Ha*Ash
“Te Amo Y Punto” – Chayanne
“TV” – Sebastián Yatra
Pop Mix Of The Year
“A Veces Bien Y A Veces Mal” – Ricky Martin & Reik
“Contigo” – Sebastián Yatra & Pablo Alborán
“Muero” – Kany García & Alejandro Sanz
“Si Pudiera” – Vanesa Martín & Jesse & Joy
“Una Vez Más” – Pedro Capó & Lali
Best Pop/Urban Collaboration
“Aeiou” – Justin Quiles & Robin Schulz
“Éxtasis” – Manuel Turizo & Maria Becerra
“Mayor Que Usted” – Natti Natasha, Daddy Yankee & Wisin Y Yandel
“Muñecas” – Tini, La Joaqui & Steve Aoki
“Quevedo: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52” – Bizarrap & Quevedo
“Suelta” – Dímelo Flow, Rauw Alejandro, Maria Becerra, Farruko, Mr. Vegas & Fatman
Scoop
“Te Felicito” – Shakira & Rauw Alejandro
“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira — WINNER
“Tu Recuerdo” – Wisin, Emilia & Lyanno
“Vacaciones” – Luis Fonsi & Manuel Turizo
Best Pop/Urban Album
777 – Piso 21
2000 – Manuel Turizo
Cupido – TINI
Donde Quiero Estar – Quevedo
Emociones – Jay Wheeler
Ley De Gravedad – Luis Fonsi
Motomami+ – Rosalía
The Love & Sex Tape (Deluxe Edition) – Maluma
Tú Crees En Mí? – Emilia
Versions Of Me – Anitta
Best Regional Mexican Song
“Calidad” – Grupo Firme & Luis Mexia
“Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma — WINNER
“Fuera De Servicio” – El Fantasma
“Gato De Madrugada” – Joss Favela
“La Profecía” – Los Tucanes De Tijuana
“Lo Mejor Que Hay En Mi Vida” – La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De René Camacho
“No Es Por Acá” – Carin León
“No Se Va (En Vivo)” – Grupo Frontera
“Si Me Duele Que Duela” – Intocable
“Vivo En El 6” – Christian Noda
Best Regional Mexican Collaboration
“Bebe Dame” – Fuerza Regida & Grupo Frontera
“Hay Que Hacer Dinero” – Banda Ms De Sergio Lizárraga & Eden Muñoz
“JGL” – La Adictiva & Luis R Conriquez
“La Bailadora” – Grupo Firme & Joss Favela
“No Me Hablen De Amor” – Pepe Aguilar & Intocable
“PRC” – Peso Pluma & Natanael Cano
“Qué Agonía” – Yuridia & Ángela Aguilar
“Que Vuelvas” – Carin León & Grupo Frontera
“Se Acabó (En Vivo)” – Lenin Ramírez, Fuerza Regida & Banda Renovación
“Si Ya Hiciste El Mal” – Luis R Conriquez & Jessi Uribe
Best Regional Mexican Fusion
“Alaska” – Camilo & Grupo Firme
“Chanel” – Becky G & Peso Pluma
“Como El Viento” – Luis R Conriquez & Nicky Jam
“La Siguiente” – Kany García & Christian Nodal
“Llorar Y Llorar” – Mau Y Ricky & Carin León
“Más Muerto Que Vivo” – Matisse & Intocable
“Por El Resto De Tu Vida” – Christian Nodal & Tini
“Tú Y Tú” – Los Ángeles Azules, Cazzu & Santa Fe Klan
“Un Chingo De Tequila” – Banda Ms De Sergio Lizárraga & Mario Domm
“Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny
Best Regional Mexican Album
Abeja Reina – Chiquis
Aclarando La Mente – Joss Favela
Con Los Pies En La Tierra – Lenin Ramírez
Consejos Gratis – Eden Muñoz
Contingente – Junior H
Cumbia Del Corazón – Los Ángeles Azules
Enfiestados Y Amanecidos – Grupo Firme
Forajido EP 1 – Christian Nodal
Pa’ Luego Es Tarde – Yuridia
Sembrando – Peso Pluma
Tropical Hit
“Decidí Tener Pantalones” – Víctor Manuelle
“La Bachata” – Manuel Turizo
“La Fórmula” – Maluma & Marc Anthony
“Otra Vez” – Prince Royce
“Pegao” – Camilo
“Peligro” – Luis Vazquez
“Quiero Quemar La Pista” – Limi-T 21
“Sin Ropa” – Sie7e
“Solo Conmigo” – Romeo Santos
“Todavía Te Espero” – Luis Figueroa
Tropical Mix
“Cumbia Del Corazón” – Los Ángeles Azules & Carlos Vives
“El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo
“El Pañuelo” – Romeo Santos & Rosalía
“La Fórmula” – Maluma & Marc Anthony
“Monotonía” – Shakira & Ozuna — WINNER
“Pan Para Yolanda” – Melendi & Aymée Nuviola
“Pasa” – Fonseca & Matisse
“Si Te Preguntan…” – Prince Royce, Nicky Jam & Jay Wheeler
“Soy Yo” – Don Omar, Wisin & Gente De Zona
“Te Olvidaste De Mi” – Frank Reyes Ft. Rafa Jiménez
Best Tropical Album
24/7 – Gusi
Canciones Del Corazón – Olga Tañón
Cumbiana II – Carlos Vives
Debut Y Segunda Tanda, Vol.1 – Gilberto Santa Rosa
Empezando Otra Vez – Daniela Darcourt
Fórmula, Vol. 3 – Romeo Santos
Limi-T Para Siempre – Limi-T 21
Luis Figueroa – Luis Figueroa
Mi Muchachita – Elvis Martinez
Pa’lla Voy – Marc Anthony
Hottest Choreo
“El Teke Teke” – Carlos Vives, Black Eyed Peas & Play-N-Skillz
“La Loto” – Tini, Becky G & Anitta
“Let’s Get Crazy! (Mambo Drop)” – Don Omar & Lil Jon
“Mayor Que Usted” – Natti Natasha, Daddy Yankee & Wisin Y Yandel
“Suelta” – Dímelo Flow, Rauw Alejandro, Maria Becerra, Farruko, Mr. Vegas & Fatman
Scoop
Video With The Most Powerful Message
“5:24” – Camilo
“Algo Bonito” – Ile & Ivy Queen
“La Reina” – Maluma
“Montaña Solitaria” – Carlos Vives & Chocquibtown
“No Es Que Te Extrañe” – Christina Aguilera
“Tierra” – Bomba Estéreo
I Want More
Ángela Aguilar
Belinda
Danna Paola
Karely Ruiz
Kenia Os
Kim Loaiza
Manelyk
Peso Pluma
Tammy Parra
TINI
Couples That Blow Up My Social
Camilo Y Evaluna Montaner
Christian Nodal Y Cazzu
Danna Paola Y Alex Hoyer
Guaynaa Y Lele Pons
Kim Loaiza Y Jd Pantoja
Rosalía Y Rauw Alejandro
Best Fandom
Beli Lovers – Belinda
Dreamers – Danna Paola
Jukilop – Kim Loaiza Y Jd Pantoja
Keninis – Kenia Os
La Tribu – Camilo
Social Dance Challenge
“Lokita” – Natti Natasha & Maria Becerra
“Malas Decisiones” – Kenia Os
“Ting Ting Tang Tang Dance Challenge” – Hoàng Thùy Linh
“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira — WINNER
“Wednesday Dance Challenge” – Jenna Ortega
My Favorite Trendsetter
Bad Bunny
Becky G
Danna Paola
Emilia
LALI
Maluma
Maria Becerra
Ricky Montaner
Sebastián Yatra
Valentina Ferrer