Rosalía has become the first artist to win three consecutive Album of the Year awards at the Latin Grammys, thanks to ‘LUX’, which seized the night’s most coveted prize thanks to its ‘Complete Works’ edition, which includes the bonus tracks.
The immense record has also won the award for Best Alternative Music Album and Best Recording Engineering, while ‘La Perla’ has taken the Grammy for Song of the Year and Best Pop Song, also collected by the guest group, Yahritza y Su Esencia. For its part, ‘Sauvignon Blanc’ has been recognized as Best Short Form Music Video.
Another one of the big prizes, Recording of the Year, went to Milo J for ‘Niño’. The Argentine was another of the night’s great winners, with four Grammys in total. Edgar Barrera, the edition’s top nominee with 10 nominations, took two: Producer of the Year and Best Mexican Regional Song for ‘No Capea’. With 30 awards in his career, Barrera surpasses Residente and Juan Luis Guerra and becomes the most awarded person in the history of the Latin Grammys.
Among the other major winners of the night, Karol G took Best Urban Music Album for ‘Tropicoqueta’ and Best Reggaeton Performance for ‘Verano Rosa’, alongside Feid. Alejandro Sanz won Best Contemporary Pop Album for ‘¿Y Ahora Qué +?’, Fito Páez claimed Best Rock Album with ‘Shine’ and Jorge Drexler achieved the award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album for ‘Taracá’. The Best New Artist prize went to Aria Vega.
Janet Jackson was in charge of presenting Daddy Yankee with the Person of the Year award, in recognition of his career and contribution to Latin music. The two collaborated in 2018 on ‘Made for Now’, the single with which Janet returned to the pop foreground and which featured the Puerto Rican artist. Daddy, for his part, has just released the album ‘LA POSTAL’.
🏆 ¡Un momento para la historia! De leyenda a leyenda. @janetjackson entregó a @daddy_yankee el reconocimiento como Persona del Año 2026 de La Academia Latina de la Grabación, celebrando su trayectoria y su contribución al crecimiento de la música latina alrededor del mundo. ❤️ #LatinGRAMMY
— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 13, 2026
