The Latin Recording Academy announced the initial list of performers for the 26th Latin Grammy Awards, set to be held November 13th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The lineup includes a diverse range of artists, such as Carín León, Pepe Aguilar, and Los Tigres del Norte, who perform música Mexicana. Also featured are sad sierreño artists Ivan Cornejo and DannyLux, Latin pop superstar Gloria Estefan, and the Colombian rock band Morat.
Pepe Aguilar expressed his excitement about performing at the largest Latin music festival, especially because it showcased music from his native Mexico. He enthusiastically proclaimed “Long live Mariachi!” Aguilar’s new album, “Mi Suerte Es Ser Mexicano,” is up for an award in the ranchero/mariachi category.
Singer León expressed his excitement about being involved in the upcoming musical event on Instagram. The 36-year-old received three nominations, including Album of the Year and Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album for his record “Palabra de To’s (Seca)”, plus a nomination for Regional Song with his collaboration with Maluma, “Si Tú Me Vieras.” Next year, León will be the first Latin artist to perform at the innovative Sphere in Las Vegas, known for its impressive, full-circle 16K LED screen.
The 26th annual Latin Grammy Awards nominations are out! Bad Bunny leads the pack with the most nominations for the 2025 show. You can find the complete list of nominees below.
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DannyLux expressed his excitement about performing at the Latin Grammys, reflecting on his family’s journey. He said he thinks of his parents and their sacrifices, and how much they’ve achieved together. He emphasized that this accomplishment isn’t just about him, but a tribute to all children who have witnessed their parents working hard for a better future.
A 21-year-old musician from the Coachella Valley marked his second Latin Grammy nomination – his album ‘Leyenda’ is nominated for contemporary Mexican music album – by putting up a billboard on Sunset Boulevard honoring his parents.
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Essay: Liniker’s Latin Grammy nods signal progress in the music industry
Liniker, a Brazilian singer and songwriter, made history in 2022 as the first trans woman to win a Latin Grammy Award. Her multiple nominations in 2025—including three of the biggest categories—demonstrate growing recognition for Black and transgender artists within the Latin music scene.
Beloved Spanish singer Raphael will be honored as Person of the Year in 2025 and is also scheduled to perform. His impressive career began over six decades ago, with early success at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1966 and 1967. He first captured audiences with his romantic ballads, including the popular songs “Yo Soy Aquél” and “Hablemos del Amor.”
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