Rosalía wins album of the year 2026 at the Latin Grammy Awards for 'Lux,' capping a thrilling night
Rosalía also won Song of the Year for “La Perla” and opened the show with a medley from “Lux,” her orchestral album inspired by female saints.
- On Thursday, Spanish singer Rosalía won Album of the Year at the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards for her 2025 album 'Lux,' held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
- Daddy Yankee, the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards' Person of the Year, became the first Latin urbano artist to receive the honor, with Janet Jackson presenting the award 'with admiration and respect.'
- Winners included Xavi for contemporary Mexican album 'Dosis,' Aria Vega for best new artist, Karol G for urban music album, and Juanes for best pop/rock album presented by Pablo Alboran and Howie D.
- Bobby Pulido won best Tejano album for 'Bobby Pulido & Friends,' days after securing a House of Representatives seat for the Democrats by flipping a Texas district.
- The ceremony honored late salsa architect Willie Colón, who died in February. The Latin Recording Academy updated eligibility rules, requiring best new artist nominees to have released fewer than three albums or 25 singles.
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The Catalan singer received the album recognition, the song ('La Perla'), alternative album, short music video or record engineering; Alejandro Sanz and Yeray Cortés, were also awarded Rosalía made history this Thursday by becoming the most award-winning artist of the Latin Grammy with six awards and in the first to get their studio albums, crowned with 'Lux', to rise with the award for the album of the year. The Spanish woman pocketed the album…
"With this album I learned to let go, not to be afraid, to put aside expectations, desires." Rosalia said minutes before starting the Latin gala...
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