Latin American Music Awards
2022
Live from Las Vegas, this edition of the Latin AMAs became the most streamed in the show’s history. With the Black Eyed Peas opening a night focused on spreading peace and love, Lupita D’alessio received the Premio Leyenda, and Christian Nodal the Evolución Extraordinaria award. From livelong industry names to emerging new talents, it was a show to remember!
With the backdrop of a global pandemic, this edition of the Latin AMAs included several unique challenges, such as a stage custom built to protect artists, workers, and guests from Covid-19. The show featured Karol G, who received multiple nominations, and Mari Angelic, Ricky Martin, and Carlos Vives. Oh, and Jose Luis Rodriguez, better known as El Puma, received the Premio Leyenda as well!
2021
2019
The 2019 edition of the Latin AMAs represents yet another unforgettable production, this time featuring Eugenio Derbez and Jacki Bracamontes, Jason Derulo, Farruko, Ozuna, Romeo Santos, and Daddy Yannkee, just to name a few! And who could forget Marc Anthony’s show and his “Artist Award of Excellence.”
2018
The power of music has never been as evident as it was during this edition of the Latin AMAs. Daddy Yankee, Anitta, Prince Royce, Christian Nodal, Farruko, Maluma, Pitbull, Gloria Trevi, and Wisin y Yandel are some of the names that made the 2018 awards an unforgettable production for those behind and beyond the camera!
2017
There was a lot to unpack for the third edition of the Latin AMAs, including an opening act from Alejandra Guzmán and Gloria Trevi, Diego Boneta’s first live performance, and Ozuna and Wisin’s unforgettable closing number. Presented by Becky G, featuring Bad Bunny and Jesse and Joy’s tribute to victims from the Mexico earthquake, the show achieved a record audience as well.
2016
This second edition featured an explosive opening act by Pitbull, Flo-Rida, and Lunch Money Lewis. It also included captivating performances by Franco de Vita, Nicky Jam , Becky G, and Miguel Bose, shaking Dolby Theater to its core before closing with a posthumous tribute to the one and only Juan Gabriel.
The first edition of the Latin AMAs, presented live from Dolby Theater in LA and featuring Lucero, Maluma, Gerardo Ortiz, Yuri, and more, was a resounding success. It gathered the biggest names in the industry, trending across social media platforms and establishing the Latin AMAs as a household name in the industry.
